Wednesday, March 31, 2010
The firm said that the Mitsubishi i-MiEV electric car would be delivered to customers from January next year. The price had been supposed to be increase, but the weakness of the pound against the yen has pushed it higher than expected.In this Mitsubishi i-MiEV electric car is the biggest change in the automotive industry since it began, so to be able to give our zero emissions car for this price is a really great achievement. It takes the fuel cost only £115 for 12,000 miles driving, with a full charge from a household mains point costing 96 pence.
It having the features like 4-seater car, top speed of 81mph & a claimed range off 80 miles, is exempt from road tax, qualifies for zero benefit-in-kind company car tax & is congestion charge-free. It also has the wide range of accessories customers able to choose what they needs. Mitsubishi has opened its Electric Vehicle Centre for customer inquiries & demonstrations in the capital.
Labels: 699, Electric car: Mitsubishi cost £38
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
This year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed will set up a dedicated Manufacturer Preview Day, a one day extension of the event that allows the public to test drive the standard vehicles from multiple manufacturers.The new feature, called “Moving Motor Show” will be held on July 1 - one day before the Festival introductions & will gives customers the option to view the latest & hottest creations that have joined the automotive market & test them on a special evaluation course. Visitors will have the ability to perform a drive-test on the famous Goodwood hillclimb, recreating the parade held during the annual festival, where motorsport personalities from all times drive automotive icons.
The new project has been developed from the previous-years Supercar Run, which facilitated carmakers to display case their vehicles. The Goodwood Festival of Speed has become a fast-developing new vehicle display - last year, over 30 vehicles made their UK debut at the event.The Moving Motor Show will be downsized versions of an auto show, as it will feature vehicles form all sectors of the market, displayed in manufacturer-dedicated stands.
The Moving Motor Show is an express response to the nonstop enthusiasm & demand from vehicle manufacturers & the general car-buying public alike for an annual motor show in Britain. In current years the British Motor Show has been bi-annual, & has now been cancelled altogether for 2010, says Lord March, Festival of Speed founder.
Labels: Goodwood Festival of Speed 2010
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