Nissan is really serious about its Electric Cars, more upmarket Brand Infiniti EV is in the works now and Nissan Leaf will be delivered soon to Lance Armstrong and we can expect more market education in mass media about EVs now. All mass markets are started from the first launch and we are very close now to this groundbreaking event.
"Finally, better place is getting some traction in the North American EV market place. It is a very important development for EV mass market. GE throws its weight, including financial mussels behind the Infrastructure for EVs - charging stations and battery financing options. Price of Lithium ion batteries and Range Anxiety - are the too main obstacles for wide adoption our Next Big Thing - Electric Cars - they have to overcome it in order to take the market by the storm. We are one more step closer today."
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Infiniti's first electric vehicle will hit showrooms in 2013; here's the design sketch
Though the Leaf grabs most of the electric vehicle (EV) headlines, Nissan's luxury brand, Infiniti, will soon capture some of the spotlight as well. Last year, Nissan announced that the company had at least three EVs in the works. One was the Leaf, the others included the NV200 light commercial van and a compact four-passenger vehicle bearing the Infiniti logo. We later learned that Infiniti's first EV would be based on the Leaf's platform and also discovered that this offering would live up to the performance image that the brand has been trying to nurture.
Now there's more. Infiniti, via its Facebook page, has revealed that its first battery-powered vehicle will debut in 2013. The company also posted the design sketch seen above.
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This is a very attractive vehicle and the fact that it is fuel efficient and will save you money throughout the year makes it even more appealing.
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ReplyDeleteWe think that it is only beginning, EVs will storm the market very fast - it is atechnology play when prices for batteries will go down and capacity/range will go up very fast.