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RAV4 EV still being offered at tremendous savings: $6000 off sticker, 0% APR financing, $7500 IRS tax credit, $2500 CA Rebate and possibly another $2500 off for something called Toyota "loyalty" cashback. Inexplicably, for whatever reasons, these cars just do not seem to be selling well. Less...

I hear you. Buyers remorse here as well. Funny thing is, my local Toyota dealer (where I bought my RAV4 EV last month at nearly full sticker price and only 1.9% APR financing), just this afternoon, denied any such deals exist. Yet, the same dealer's website clearly species $5k off AND 0%...

Really? All CA dealers? On purchases that still qualify for 0%? When does this deal expire?

I'm sure there is a whole bunch of extra red tape associated with buying a 2012 RAV4 EV from outside CA. Nevertheless, it is an awesome electrofied SUV with terrific range, currently sold (in CA) at a deeply discounted price with 0% financing, AND buyers also get the $7500 tax credit! I'm...

Toyota is already deep discounting the RAV4 EV attempting to boost sluggish sales. Much to my dismay, I bought mine last month when no such deal was available. Nevertheless,it is still a great EV and the only one of its kind based on a compact SUV. As a "2nd" EV, it's the one you'll drive...

I'm getting as much as 135 miles extended range in my 2012 RAV4 EV, and if I really pushed it as far as hypermiling beforehand to jack up the car's learned driving efficiency, I feel confident I could get real close to 150 miles. out of an extended charge from the full 41.8kWh of usable battery...

RAV4 EV's range almost as good as base Tesla Model S!!! I think the RAV4 EV is underrated! It is fairly easily capable of an extended range of closer to 150 miles! 140 miles even easier, and 130 is almost a total no brainer. A range of 125 miles is even doable on a standard charge. THe...

Leviton also currently offer their EVR-Green 320 series which are J1772 compliant EVSE L2 home chargers rated for 7.7kW (240V, 32A) output. I picked up mine from Home Depot Online for $1099 + tax, with free shipping. It is pre-configured as a "plug-in" with a UL approved, NEMA 6-50P...

I own the best of both worlds . . . 2012 Chevy Volt and 2012 Toyota RAV4 EV. Both are truly great energy efficient cars. For a family man with pets, etc, the RAV4 is the clear choice, but the Volt is my choice strictly for short range commuting. I've had mine for three months, driven it ~2000...