[RahulNagaraj]

Nissan has announced that it will be investing close to US$ 17.5 billion over the next five years, in a bid to ramp up the electrification of its global product lineup. The company aims to have 50% of its sales by 2030, come from its electric and hybrid vehicles.



In a bid to reach this goal, Nissan has announced the launch of 23 new models, 15 of which will be pure-electric offerings. Currently, the electric vehicles in Nissan's lineup contribute to only 10 per cent of its global sales.

Apart from the 2030 timeline, the company is also said to be aiming at achieving full carbon neutrality across the lifecycle of its products by 2050. The move by Nissan to step up its electrification process is in line with most other major carmakers who have also announced similar plans to shift to a complete EV lineup.

Source: Reuters

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Ironically Nissan was the among the world's first mass-market EV makers with its Leaf model more than a decade ago. Pretty much behind it's rivals now I'd say.

[Venkatesh]

Nissan shows radical new concepts to preview EV future. Electric sports car, pick-up and MPV are joined by a crossover that could be built in the UK.

































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[Venkatesh]

Nissan confirms all-electric Micra successor for Europe.

Nissan will launch an electric replacement for the Micra supermini based on a new EV platform shared with Renault.

The new Micra will share the planned new CMF-BEV platform with the upcoming Renault 5, the Alliance partners said in a joint announcement

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Originally Posted by Venkatesh

Nissan confirms all-electric Micra successor for Europe.

Nissan will launch an electric replacement for the Micra supermini based on a new EV platform shared with Renault.

Besides Magnite, a Micra EV under 10 Lakhs would do wonders for this company. It's a well-known name in India even if they stopped selling it years ago and IMO, Micra EV would increase footfalls in the showroom and push its overall sales further! But sadly, Nissan would sell this car only in Europe.