Nissan has taken the extraordinary step of addressing speculation that the company is teetering on the verge of closing down globally. Outlining specific details of its Australian-market strategy that has been nearly 12 months in the making, Nissan Oceania Vice President and Managing Director, Andrew Humberstone, announced that the brand is going nowhere but up.
As we patiently await Nissan's successor to the trailblazing Leaf — the world’s first-ever mainstream electric car — Japanese publication BestCar is keeping us occupied with fresh digital renders.
Back in 2018, Nissan cobbled together a Leaf silhouette racecar with twin electric motors producing 240kW and a weight of just 1220kg thanks to a carbon fibre body.
Nissan has announced plans to introduce a bi-directional charging system on select electric vehicles in Europe “and beyond” following a successful trial in the UK.