EV Honda Jazz, Most Efficient Electric Car
As reported by the Wall Street Journal, Honda Jazz to record electrical efficiency rate equivalent to 50 km per liter, beating the other electric cars that had first appeared as the Mitsubishi i-MiEV (47 km per liter) Ford Focus EV (44 km per liter) and Nissan Leaf (42 km per liter).
Even from cruising, electric Honda Jazz to a distance of 131 miles each time the battery is fully charged. Better than the Ford Focus Electric (122 miles once the battery is full), Nissan Leaf (117 km) and the Mitsubishi i-MiEV (99 km).
Not only that, when charging a battery electric Honda Jazz was the shortest among its competitors. Honda said that they need less than 3 hours so the battery can be fully charged, while the Focus takes 3.5 hours, 7 to 8 hours for the Nissan Leaf at 240 V. The voltage electric
Honda Jazz itself will begin to be released into the U.S. market in the summer in California and Oregon and the rest next year. This car can be rented only the U.S. $ 389 per month. But if you want to buy, consumers should prepare at least U.S. $ 37,415 for one unit of electric Honda Jazz.