A conventional Smart starts at €10,275 ($13,489 U.S.) in Germany,
a conventional VW Up! is €9,850 ($12,931 U.S.).
The ForTwo ED has been priced at €18,910 ($24,824 U.S.) plus €65 ($85.33 U.S.) per month for the battery
The Renault Zoe – not German, we know – will be slightly more expensive at €20,600 (around $27k), plus a monthly fee for the battery,
Pricing for this landmass hasn't been announced, but the electric competition generally hits the mid-$30K mark:
the four-door, four-seat Mitsubishi i-MiEV sets the low end at $29,625,
the Nissan Leaf at $35,200,
the BMW i3 is rumored to come in around $35,000,
the Fiat 500E is predicted to be right there, too, and that's supposedly after Fiat swallows a hefty loss on each car.
Chevrolet sets the high bar with the range-extended Volt at $39,145.
Smart ED 都有140km range |
