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You can be like Ryan by clicking on a link in the show notes. Right, the new Mitsubishi

EV will look a lot like a Nissan because, well, it's based on the new Nissan leaf. Not that

we have the new Nissan leaf yet, but Mitsubishi is adding two new electric vehicles to its global

lineup. They will launch in the second half of next year. This is one of

them coming to the US, and it will have a lot of Nissan DNA. The US-bound EV will be the new

Nissan Leaf with Mitsubishi Colors. The crossover will reach dealerships in the US and Canada by

summer next year and will share the design of the new leaf featuring a similar

shape and LED lights. The main difference being the branding. The vehicle uses Nissan's

CMF-EV platform found in the new Nissan Leaf. It has a single electric motor, so there

won't be an all-wheel drive version of the Mitsubishi or the Nissan. Like the slightly larger Nissan ARIA has the E4-Orse version.

E-Force, they want me to say.

That's not how they spell it.

Mitsubishi plans for the crossover to have a driving range of 300 miles and will include a NACS charging port, J-3400 as standard.

Besides the North American crossover, Mitsubishi is

working with Foxcon to develop another EV for Australia. Okay, let's move on. Despite claims that

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