 The entry-level ES trim starts at US $ 29,125, the SE trim is at US $ 31,125, and the SE Premium version is priced at US $ 33,915 including an HDD navigation system and better entertainment and audio options. These prices do not include an US $ 850 destination charge. For either of the models, available options include a factory-installed CHAdeMO fast-charging port for US $ 750 and the Cold Zone package, which includes a battery warming system and heated outside mirrors for US $ 150. The reservation process for the U.S. began on April 22, 2011, and customers were required to pay two deposits: US $ 299 for the car and US $ 99.99 for a required home inspection. The carmaker decided to waive the US $ 100 fee for the first 2,000 people who placed an order and then buy the car. Mitsubishi is only accepting PayPal as the method of payment for these online transactions. Mitsubishi began sending order confirmation emails and offering optional accessories by early September 2011. In November 2010, Mitsubishi announced partnerships with Eaton and Best Buy for sales and home installation of recharging units.
