Even the tradies are curious about the Mitsubishi Miev minivan and its ability to meet the needs of urban lifestyle.
You know you’ve got a winner when even the tradies are curious! Travelling down Coronation Drive in Brisbane, Chris and Sarah Jensen stopped at consecutive traffic lights in which they had impromptu conversations with a tradie. The first time Chris stopped at a red light in peak hour traffic, the tradie made the “wind down your window signal.” Chris has a seven-year-old Mitsubishi Minicab MiEV — so he really has to wind down the window manually.
Chris bought the van, now nicknamed Evie, in June 2021 as a second-hand import from Japan because he wanted to go “green” in an economical way. It’s a van, so it is a good fit for his lifestyle — doing a bit of cycling, taking the dog on excursions, and of course, taking Mrs. J shopping. The Minicab replaced a Honda Jazz and is a daily driver for his work around the Brisbane suburbs.
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