The manufacturer had rolled out its 'E-Grant' scheme for several months which made some electric vehicles £3,000 cheaper.‘SO DANGEROUS’“At FIAT, we believe in electric for all. We believe it’s crucial that we continue to work towards making electric vehicles more accessible and affordable for people across the UK," Damien Dally, Managing Director of FIAT UK.
“We want UK drivers to be able to experience a taste of the sweet life behind the wheel of our multi award winning 500e.Elsewhere, the much-loved Nissan Leaf is set for a face-lift from family hatchback to SUV in a complete transformation."The chill-out concept was very clean, very cool, and those elements are still coming through on the production-ready version.
"We’re nearing completion, and things like aerodynamics, packaging on a car like that, they’re at the forefront of the importance.latest business planIt promises to offer plenty of extra space along with a more advanced tech system seen in the refreshed Qashqai.