Police forces in the UK to use Mitsubishi i-MiEV, Rejoice speed of criminals! Menghadirkan
Police forces in the UK to use Mitsubishi i-MiEV, Rejoice speed of criminals! , 
Although the police officers in the States are preparing to host the 2011 Chevrolet Caprice, UK boys in blue Well, at least some of themselves will soon take action against crime with the help (?) Mitsubishi electric i MiEV. The five micro car doors was presented in full livery police to the Salon national police in September and according to the Japanese manufacturer, since then, the company has been overwhelmed by the demands of the police force in the UK to trial the i MiEV.
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police forces in the UK to use Mitsubishi i-MiEV, speed criminals Rejoice!
Although the police officers in the States are preparing to host the 2011 Chevrolet Caprice, UK boys in blue Well, at least some of themselves will soon take action against crime with the help (?) Mitsubishi electric i MiEV. The five micro car doors was presented in full livery police to the Salon national police in September and according to the Japanese manufacturer, since then, the company has been overwhelmed by the demands of the police force in the UK to trial the i MiEV.
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Mitsubishi said that the first production versions of the i-MiEV are set to arrive in the UK in November 2009 and will be on the road in December 2009, with West Midlands police is the first department to run the micro all-electric car in full operational use.
The four-seater shaped i-MiEV bubble receives an electric motor that 47kW / 64hp and 180Nm (132.8 lb-ft) of maximum torque. Power is transmitted to the rear wheels with Mitsubishi claiming a range of 100 miles and a top speed of 81 mph (130 kmh).
Certainly not the best choice if you are trying to sue someone, but we gather that the i-MiEV will most likely be used by urban cops to light duties .
