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#says Eric Gottfried of Nissan North america.""We find that most people drive about 30 to 35 miles a day.#
Seattle, Portland) the Leaf was Nissan's top selling vehicle. Tesla appears to have a big hit on its hands with the Model S. Chevrolet has the Volt (known as the Opel/Vauxhall Ampera in Europe),
#Nissan and NASA team up for autonomous drive vehicle development It may seem akin to an alliance between a railway and a submarine manufacturer,
but Japanese automaker Nissan has signed a pact with US space agency NASA to develop self-driving cars. The five-year agreement announced last week covers a partnership on research and development of autonomous vehicle systems and their commercial applications.
Ames director S. Peter Worden and Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn (Image: Nissan) The agreement covers a five-year partnership (Image:
Nissan) The goal of the pact is to develop autonomous driving technologies with terrestrial and sp...
The pact will carry on until 2020 (Image: Nissan) View All the agreement involves scientists and engineers at Nissan's US Silicon valley Research center and NASA's Ames Research center,
also located in Silicon valley. Though such a partnership may not seem logical, NASA has, in fact, been in the car business for over forty years,
"The work of NASA and Nissan with one directed to space and the other directed to earth, is connected by similar challenges,
"The partnership will accelerate Nissan's development of safe, secure and reliable autonomous drive technology that we will progressively introduce to consumers beginning in 2016 up to 2020."
"Nissan says that the partnership will focus on the development of autonomous driving systems, human-machine interfaces, network-based applications,
#Tesla, General motors, Nissan and others install heavy batteries that limit vehicle range and performance. The batteries take up as much as 15%of the vehicle s total weight.##
In the immediate future, electric cars at least from dominant players Tesla and Nissan are betting on lithium ion chemistry for batteries.
UC global partners have included GM Ford Chrysler Nissan and Mitsubishi. Here's a closer look at the Twike on video c
Nissan recently said that Leaf buyers will have free public charging for two years in 25 U s. cities with 10 of them already online.
he will have to sell more than 10 times as many electric vehicles in a year as Nissan managed last year
(and Nissan has sold more electric cars than any other automaker). Musk has some reason for confidenceast year Tesla sold as many electric cars as Nissan in the United states,
even though Tesla Model S costs two to three times as much as Nissan electric car, the Leaf. He seems to be betting that a huge factory will significantly reduce the cost of making batteries,
which remain the most expensive part of electric cars. In the ideal scenario, that cost reduction would help Tesla produce a mass-market car similar in cost to the Nissan leaf or Chevrolet volt but that,
The commercial market saw the Nissan e-NV200 and the Kangoo ZE land a good number of sales,
#Toyota, Nissan, Honda Fund Hydrogen infrastructure Project Toyota, Nissan and Honda have agreed on key details regarding a new joint support project for the development of hydrogen station infrastructure in Japan.
Toyota and Nissan are also members of the US Energy department public-private partnership focused on advancing hydrogen infrastructure for FCVS.
"The U k. is home to one of the only electric vehicle battery plants in the world, the Nissan plant in Tyneside.
The Nikkei business daily said the government will invite Toyota, Nissan and Honda as well as Panasonic and Hitachi to the meeting
#Toyota Nissan Honda to jointly support hydrogen station infrastructure development Toyota motor Corp Nissan motor co and Honda motor Co have agreed to work together to help accelerate the development of hydrogen station infrastructure for fuel cell vehicles (FCVS.
Toyota Nissan and Honda are aiming to contribute to bringing about such a society through ensuring the widespread use of FCVS s
Three Japanese automakers, Toyota, Honda and Nissan (until recently a dark horse player in the field) said July 1 that they will band together to pay as much as one-third of the operating costs of Japan hydrogen network,
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