Back in March, I wrote a piece about how Nissan was focusing on the future of electric vehicles, announcing that it had formed a partnership with San Diego Gas & Electric to develop an infrastructure to provide charging stations for electric car owners.
Then, just two months ago, we reported on Nissan's plans to invest more than a half billion dollars to begin the production of electric vehicles at a manufacturing plant in Smyrna, Tennessee. The company had also announced that it was planning to construct a production facility (with NEC Corporation), which will pump out high-performance lithium-ion batteries.
Now I'm happy to report even more positive news about Nissan's electric vehicle agenda. . .
On Sunday, Nissan revealed its latest electric offering - the LEAF.
This electric hatchback has a 100-mile, all-electric range, delivering a top speed of about 76 mph.
Pricing has not been released yet, although the company claims the vehicle will be within the range of a comparable gasoline-engine car.
Nissan is expected to get these cars on the European, Japanese, and U.S. market by the end of next year.
Jeff







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