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LOS ANGELES -If so, you’re in luck. If you live in California, at least. Because Coda Automotive is offering its appropriately named Coda Sedan, above, a compact EV that reputably can go about 240 km on a single charge.
Priced at $44,900 U.S., (more than the Nissan Leaf) the Chinese EV is initially only going on sale in temperate and EV-rebate-friendly California, with plans to sell 100 examples by the end of this year.
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