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I expect in the time between now and the BlueStar, Nissan will have a PHV priced in the same range as a subcompact. The Leaf is very cost-effective given its cu
by thrillgore 13y ago
I expect in the time between now and the BlueStar, Nissan will have a PHV priced in the same range as a subcompact. The Leaf is very cost-effective given its current charge range.
- blah32497 13y agoPlug in Hybrids? My gues is that they will not be around for long. The beauty of the Leaf is that it's so fundamentally simple. A battery, some electronics and an electric motor. It's fundamentally so much more reliable and simple than a combustion engine vehicle. By the time the BlueStar will come out, Nissan will have better prices and ranges available.
- thrillgore 13y agoFull-electric might have an audience, but I make regular road trips to Chattanooga and Birmingham. The charger station infrastructure is simply not there yet for 100+ mile commutes on the interstates. By the time the BlueStar comes out, I could be totally wrong. I'm completely expecting to be.