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Nissan unveils 'Ambition 2030' vision, concept car
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Nissan Motor has announced "Nissan Ambition 2030," a new long-term vision for the automaker to "empower mobility and beyond."
Over the next 10 years, Nissan plans to offer "exciting" electrified vehicles and technological innovations while expanding its business globally, and by fiscal 2050, it will be carbon neutral across its product lifecycle. We support the OEM's goal of becoming
Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida said, "Companies have an ever-increasing role to play in meeting the needs of society." We will pursue new business opportunities by advancing technologies for the future of Nissan.I want to transform Nissan into a sustainable company that is truly needed by customers and society.”
Nissan is investing in building charging infrastructure and energy management, aiming to invest 2 trillion yen (more than $15 billion) over the next five years to accelerate the pace of electrification and innovation in its vehicle lineup. increase.
By fiscal 2030, 23 Nissan electric vehicles will be introduced, including 15 new electric vehicles (EVs). By then, the goal is for more than 50% of Nissan and Infiniti vehicle configurations to be electrified worldwide.
OEM electrified sales mix in key markets through FY26 includes:
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- Over 75% in Europe.
- Over 55% in Japan.
- Over 40% in China.When
- Over 40% in the US
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- Expanded the EV hub concept EV36Zero from the UK to the US, Japan and China.
- Expanding battery remanufacturing facilities in Europe and the US ensures that vehicle batteries are sustainable.
- Employ more than 3,000 employees in advanced research and development worldwide while continuing to upskill our current workforce.When
- Continue business over the long term with a consolidated operating margin of 5% or more.
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Featured Image: Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida and COO Ashwani Gupta. (Credit: Nissan) Three concept cars from Nissan: Surfout, Maxout and Hangout. (Credit: Nissan) Nissan Chillout concept car. (Credit: Nissan) Share this: