Nissan Motor is an exception in that its Leaf model was once the most popular electric vehicle in the world. Now, the company intends to increase the share of electrified vehicles in the sales structure to 55% by 2030.
According to Reuters, this Japanese automaker is expected to increase the number of electric vehicles to only half by the specified date, and also to develop 23 new models with traction electric motors, of which 15 will be fully battery, and the rest will be hybrids. The new objective implies an increase in the number of electrified cars to 27 models, including 19 "thoroughbred" electric automobiles.
Two Nissan Motor plants in Tennessee will meet the demands of the domestic electric vehicle market, while the other will produce components of power plants. Somewhere by calendar year 2026, Nissan will be able to increase brand recognition to allow brand products to qualify for the state subsidy program for sales of electric vehicles to the citizens of the United States.
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