Its latest (super) advanced EV concepts were revealed at the Japan Mobility Show. They look unreal up close.
TOKYO-A lot has changed since Nissan introduced the first mass-produced electric vehicle, the famous Leaf, to the market in 2012. With a more discerning customer base and the changing electrified landscape, the pioneering car brand wants to lead a new ...
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