2013 Honda Fit EV

It would be only a limited number available for leasing in some areas, but the Honda Fit EV is certainly one thing that is very good about it: an official EPA rating of 118 MPGE and a range of 82 miles. In particular, the Fit gets 132/105/118 all-electric city / highway / Combined MPGE. Honda says that the little EV is the most efficient vehicle, the EPA has ever tested, but we're not sure. As in the comparison table for the Honda Fit eV below the car manufacturer just released, in order to view forget the Tesla Roadster 2.5, said the EPA was taking on 119 MPGE.

Honda says that "the 2013 Honda Fit EV all other EV range in efficiency, the most miles for your electro-dollars, tops," and that only 124 MPGE roadster on the urban cycle, so there might be a star wherever needed is. Or perhaps it is that Honda needs kWh to 100 miles (the Fit has only 29, while the Roadster using 5.2 30) will be compared. Regardless of the specific characteristics of the situation, the Fit EV efficient small car, and that makes us sad that Honda's double treat it as a compliance vehicle. Leases start "in certain markets in California and Oregon followed in 2012 by an East Coast rollout in 2013." The Fit EV will probably cost $ 399 per month and have an MSRP of $ 36,625. Last we heard, Honda is planning to make only 1100-Fit EV for the U.S. market.