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Nissan confirms 3 new EVs and its next gigafactory location

Nissan announces trio of upcoming electric vehicles; also sets sights on a new US-based battery manufacturing facility.

3 months ago 6 Min Read

Nissan’s next-gen LEAF EV is due out next year – here’s what we know so far

Nissan’s highly anticipated next-generation LEAF electric vehicle is set to debut in 2023.

3 months ago 8 Min Read

Nissan preps for next-gen LEAF EV production, but ‘a real challenge’ awaits

Nissan has decided not to manufacture its upcoming LEAF electric vehicle (EV) model in the United States, citing concerns about meeting the country’s stricter emissions regulations. This move puts Nissan at risk of losing the valuable $7,500 EV tax credit.

3 months ago 7 Min Read

Nissan ends LEAF production in the UK for new EVs, including its successor

Nissan ceases LEAF manufacturing in the UK to focus on next-generation electric vehicles.

4 months ago 4 Min Read

Nissan Leaf regains tax credit access, now starts at $24,400

The Nissan Leaf once again gains access to federal tax credits for electric vehicles, with its starting price dipping to $24,400.

5 months ago 3 Min Read

Nissan is killing off the LEAF in another key market ahead of its next-gen EV model

Nissan is killing off the LEAF in another key market ahead of its next-gen EV model

5 months ago 5 Min Read

Nissan says no more ICE funding amid Toyota, other rivals’ new engine commitment

Nissan LEAF and Ariya top most affordable EVs in Q1 as Hyundai, Tesla, Toyota close in

5 months ago 8 Min Read

You can lease a 2025 Nissan Leaf for $19 a month (yes, for real)

You can lease a 2025 Nissan Leaf for $19 a month (yes, for real)

5 months ago 2 Min Read

Nissan preps for next-gen LEAF EV production, but ‘a real challenge’ awaits

Nissan preps for next-gen LEAF EV production, but ‘a real challenge’ awaits

5 months ago 7 Min Read

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