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Photo of 2017 Clarity Electric courtesy of Honda.
Photo of 2017 Clarity Electric courtesy of Honda.
Honda has begun leasing its 2017 Clarity Electric in California and Oregon, Honda has announced.
Honda is offering the battery-electric vehicle for $269 per month for 36 moths with $1,730 due at signing. As part of the deal, lessees receive an allowance of 20,000 miles per year and around-the-clock roadside assistance. The terms reflect the federal tax credit of $7,500.
Additionally, residents of the two states can apply for a $2,500 state rebate once they become available.
The Clarity Electric is powered by a 161-horsepower (120-kilowatt) electric motor that makes 221 lb.-ft. of torque. A 25.5-kWh lithium ion battery pack can be fully charged in just over three hours at 240-volits (Level 2). With DC fast charging, the vehicle can achieve an 80% charge in 30 minutes.
The Environmental Protection Agency has rated the vehicle's range at 89 miles on a full charge.
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