The new generation of the Nissan Leaf has been barely introduced in 2017, and it has already received over 20,000 orders across Europe alone. In its nearly eight years of existence, the single electric vehicle in the Nissan lineup has arrived in the garages of 300,000 people across the world.
News ID: 2233 Publish Date : 2018/03/27
Salary boost for company CEO despite EV investment and ongoing Dieselgate costs.
News ID: 2199 Publish Date : 2018/03/21
The final asking price will be somewhere around $150,000.
News ID: 2172 Publish Date : 2018/03/15
One electrified model per month from 2022
News ID: 2165 Publish Date : 2018/03/14
Its rivals might be going down a fully-electric patch – think Porsche and the Mission E – but Lamborghini thinks battery-powered technology doesn’t currently gel with its brand characteristics.
News ID: 2146 Publish Date : 2018/03/14
Design boss says it won't go up against the Mercedes S-Class.
News ID: 2117 Publish Date : 2018/03/10
The EV won't be here until 2025.
News ID: 2057 Publish Date : 2018/03/03
Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade said: “We welcome the arrival of any type of investment above 50% on condition of R&D, export and training.”
News ID: 1899 Publish Date : 2018/02/13
All-electric SUV tackles the white stuff.
News ID: 1867 Publish Date : 2018/02/10
Nissan, one of the pioneers of affordable electric cars for the masses, is now expanding its electric vehicle lineup eight years after the introduction of the Leaf.
News ID: 1833 Publish Date : 2018/02/06
The oil giant will install rapid chargers for EV s at selected forecourts in UK this year as part of a new trial.
News ID: 1782 Publish Date : 2018/01/31
The company apparently uses creative "well-to-wheel" calculations to compare its internal-combustion technology against electric powertrains.
News ID: 1769 Publish Date : 2018/01/30
After decades of driving conventional vehicles, one gets used to the idea of shifting gears, multispeed transmissions an absolute necessity in combination with an internal combustion engine. In an electric vehicle, perhaps one comes to the conclusion that a multispeed transmission would be a given, but practically none of them do. Are electric vehicle transmissions necessary to improve performance? First, let’s take a look at why we have multispeed transmissions in the first place.
News ID: 1738 Publish Date : 2018/01/30
The electrified 911 is expected to hit 60 mph in three and a half seconds and top out at 197 mph.
News ID: 1722 Publish Date : 2018/01/25
Several automakers in India, including Mercedes-Benz, are pushing back against the country’s plan to force the auto industry to all-electric by 2030.
News ID: 1716 Publish Date : 2018/01/25
Top speed is a claimed 185 mph.
News ID: 1577 Publish Date : 2018/01/07
It’s the lease you can do.
News ID: 1573 Publish Date : 2018/01/06
The Q2 L E-Tron will likely be sold exclusively in China.
News ID: 1530 Publish Date : 2018/01/01
Through the end of November 2017, we are certain that the world’s fleet of plug-in electric vehicles have exceeded a level of 3 million.
News ID: 1529 Publish Date : 2018/01/01
VW still has plenty of segments to fill with EV s.
News ID: 1502 Publish Date : 2017/12/29