The MITSUBISHI I-MIEV (2011-17) is a compact all-electric city car, built for short urban journeys rather than long-distance family travel. Its small footprint makes parking and narrow streets easier, while zero tailpipe emissions and low running costs were appealing when new. In the UK it remains a niche used choice. mycarcheck.com checks show 219 look-ups covering 65 distinct VINs, a useful snapshot of interest rather than a complete market census. The average private-sale valuation is £3,500, and recorded cars average 52,000 miles, with annual mileage of 2,000. That low yearly figure fits a car often kept for local errands, commuting or as a second vehicle. The i-MiEV suits commuters, first-time drivers with charging access, and households wanting an inexpensive local runabout; limited range makes planning essential. Unlike petrol-powered city-car rivals, it drives quietly and uses electricity, sharing its basic concept with Peugeot iOn and Citroën C-Zero. Check battery condition carefully.