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Post by EVangelist on Jan 9, 2016 15:06:33 GMT 11
An article in SMH Drive today. I'll save you reading the article by pulling out the important bits  | Make | Model | Type
| When in 2016
| | Audi | Q7 SUV
| PHEV
| Jul-Sep
| BMW
| 330e
| PHEV
| May
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| X5 xDrive 40e
| PHEV
| May
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| i3
| BEV
| "later"
| Mercedes-Benz
| S class sedan
| PHEV
| no date
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| C class sedan
| PHEV
| no date
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| GLE class SUV
| PHEV
| no date
| Mitsubishi
| Outlander
| PHEV
| mid year
| Tesla
| Model X
| BEV
| "late"
| Volvo
| T8
| PHEV
| "soon"
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It looks like we are starting to get reasonable pickings in PHEVs and to a much lesser extent BEVs - although at the upper end of the price range looking at that list. No word from Nissan though!! |
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Post by gabzimiev on Jan 10, 2016 20:53:21 GMT 11
I'm looking at the updated outlander PHEV to replace the lancer. (most of those cars will fail my "does the car cost more than my annual salary test", so I strike them off as I can't afford them)
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Post by gabzimiev on Jan 10, 2016 20:58:10 GMT 11
what about the Hyundai Ioniq ? is that plug in ?
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Post by EVangelist on Jan 10, 2016 22:02:04 GMT 11
what about the Hyundai Ioniq ? is that plug in ? The SMH article didn't say (just said "hybrid") but a quick web search indicates that it will be released in hybrid, PHEV and BEV models. More will be announced at the Detroit motor show next week. Which models Oz will get is quite another matter, though. But one to keep an eye on. |
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Post by EVangelist on Jan 19, 2016 0:18:25 GMT 11
Some more detail on the Ioniq - the hybrid version will go on sale in Australia in the third quarter of this year – likely to be priced under $35000. A plug-in version is also possible here and the all-electric version will be released in Korea in November. They will use LiIon polymer batteries. The Korean press launch is in 2 days (21 Jan) where we will find out more but full details will not be revealed until the global public launch at the Geneva and New York motor show in March.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 19, 2016 9:06:07 GMT 11
I'm looking at the updated outlander PHEV to replace the lancer. (most of those cars will fail my "does the car cost more than my annual salary test", so I strike them off as I can't afford them) Gross or net salary? |
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Post by gabzimiev on Jan 19, 2016 11:35:35 GMT 11
gross otherwise i would never afford a car...
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Post by jeffjl on Jan 22, 2016 13:31:12 GMT 11
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