Coda Sedan   The Coda was driven on a 79-mile round trip on one
day, and had almost 20 percent of its battery power left over,
and was driven 103 miles the following day, with "a few miles"
worth of battery charge remaining, the Times reported. The Sedan
had consistently better range than the Nissan Leaf the reviewer
was leasing, though the car lacks amenities such as keyless
entry, cruise control and a push-button starter.  The EPA in
March estimated the Coda would get 88 miles on a single charge,
the longest outside of Tesla Motors and 14 miles more than the
Leaf. The Sedan was also given a 73-miles-per-gallon-equivalent
rating.  Coda sold its first Sedans in March and opened its Los
Angeles headquarters late last year. Related GalleryCoda Sedan