The Mitsubishi i-MiEV Encourages Clean Sources of Electricity
Citroën C-Zero, Mitsubishi i-MiEV and Peugeot iOn are equally friendly to environmental and public health since they are three versions of one electric car, according to The Electric Car Guide: Mitsubishi i-MiEV.
The names betray differences in configuration, in geography since North American markets only have access to the Mitsubishi i-MiEV, and in trim, not in point-of-use cleanliness. The guide’s information can be fitted to all three versions even though the examples and explanations prioritize author Michael Boxwell’s driving and researching the Mitsubishi i-MiEV.
Sections on power stations describe the environmental and public health impacts of coal, gas, geothermal, hydroelectric, nuclear, oil, sun or wind-generated electricity for the Mitsubishi i-MiEV. They emphasize the health-related consequences of air, not land or water, pollution for people, not for cultivated and wild plants or for domesticated and wild animals.
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Websites:
http://www.greenstreampublishing.com
http://theelectriccarguide.net
http://www.mitsubishicars.com/imiev
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The Mitsubishi i-Miev Paint Codes page cited in the comment box immediately below, from Feb. 3, 2025, considers as its 20 colors the following:
11342 - Amethyst Black Met
3B - Blue Met
6612121 - Red
A31 - Cool Grey Met
Bicolore AAX/Mitsubishi A31/Mitsubishi X42
AB - Titanium Grey Met
AC11342 - Amethyst Black Met
CMD10012 - Blue Met
CMF10020 - Mint Green
CMU10017 - Titanium Grey Met
CMW10013 - Silky White Prl
CMW10037 - White
CMY10021 - Sunflowers Yellow/Yellow Sun
D22 - Mineral Blue Met
FZ - White
Bicolore NAB/Mitsubishi 3B/Mitsubishi W13
P39 - Raspberry Red Met
Bicolore R4W/Mitsubishi P85/Mitsubishi W37
Bicolore WAG/Mitsubishi W13/Mitsubishi F20
X42 - Amethyst Black Met
So the above-stated color codes simplify to the following:
amethyst-black
blue, mineral blue
cool, titanium gray
mint-green
red, raspberry red
silky-white, white
sunflower-yellow.
The shades that colored Mitsubishi i-Miev (bodies, rims, other elements) totaled 20, according to "Mitsubishi i-Miev Paint Codes" page on PaintColourChart.com website
(URL: https://www.paintcolourchart.com/cars...)
Some colors account for higher sales even as some years amass more lucrative, more numerous, more record-breaking sales than others.
It's interesting to consider the aforementioned truths in the case of the Mitsubishi i-Miev, whose fans perhaps interest themselves in such details.
Might it be known which color, which year mustered the highest sales?
The autoblog site announced in year 2023 that there are no more brand-new Mitsubishi i-Miev available.
The aforementioned site anticipates an auto successor to Mitsubishi i-Miev. That announcement appeared online in year 2023.
No news since, correct?
It's a bit unsettling for those with Mitsubishi i-Miev to inform themselves about where to itinerate for repairs.
Online sources list certified i-Miev dealers. The aforementioned dealers manage both maintenance and warrantable repairs.
Where might such information manifest itself most accessibly and currently? The Mitsubishi i-Miev site of course!
For those wondering about new models of Mitsubishi i-Miev: The i-Miev is no longer in production.
Production finished in the 2020-2021 fiscal year, which ended March 2021, as explained by Derek Fung in "Mitsubishi i-MiEV axed: A look back at an electric pioneer," posted Oct. 10, 2020, on CarExpert (https://www.carexpert.com.au/car-news...).
sandyspider, So true! A consideration is the source of the electricity.
Often we think of these cars as good for the environment. But there is an issue with the batteries.