Question 1

What is the range of the 2010 Mitsubishi i-MiEV?

Accepted Answer

Mitsubishi Motors Australia's own launch spec sheet lists a range of up to 160km on the Japanese 10.15 test cycle, from a 16kWh lithium-ion battery pack.

Question 2

How long does the 2010 i-MiEV take to charge?

Accepted Answer

The launch spec sheet lists a 240V 15A domestic trickle charge taking around 7 hours, or a 3-phase 200V fast charge reaching 80% in about 30 minutes.

Question 3

How much power does the 2010 i-MiEV's motor produce?

Accepted Answer

Mitsubishi's own launch spec sheet lists 47kW and 180Nm from the permanent-magnet synchronous motor, driving the rear wheels through a single-speed fixed gear.

Question 4

How many airbags does the 2010 launch-specification i-MiEV have?

Accepted Answer

The launch spec sheet lists dual front airbags; Mitsubishi later increased this to six airbags (adding side and curtain airbags) on the 12MY update.

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