The Coda
Courtesy of Coda
The first mass-market electric vehicle from a U.S. car company, the Coda has a range of up to 190 kilometers per charge. It extends the life of the battery by using a thermal management system to optimize its performance for summer and winter weather.
Product: 2011 Coda Sedan
Cost: $44,900
Availability: December 2010
Source: www.codaautomotive.com
Company: Coda
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