With plans to go 100% electric in Europe by 2030, Nissan is previewing its future lineup with a new sporty urban EV concept.
Nissan revealed Monday it will phase out ICE vehicle production with plans to release only all-electric models by 2030.
“EVs are the ultimate mobility solution. More than a million customers have already joined our journey and experienced the fun of a Nissan electric vehicle, and there is no turning back now,” explained Makoto Uchida, Nissan’s president and CEO.
Nissan reached one million global electric vehicle sales in July, over a decade since releasing its first EV, the Nissan LEAF.
Although Nissan was an early pioneer in the EV industry, releasing the LEAF hatchback in 2010, it has fallen behind as more advanced electric cars, like the Tesla Model 3, hit the market.
The Japanese automaker released its second…