Mitsubishi is confidence to ship its i-MiEV electric vehicle to the U.S. sometime before 2012. The confirmation has been unveiled by the company at the New York Auto Show last week. Priced approximately at $30,000, it leaves me a question: “is green always that expensive?”. The car can travel as far as 100 miles on a single charge.
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