Nissan Plans All-Electric Lineup in Europe by 2030, Introducing New Battery Tech to Speed Transition

Nissan announced all new models launched in Europe will be fully electric, aiming for solely EV sales there by 2030.
One-third of over 1 million EVs Nissan has sold worldwide were in Europe. It plans 27 electric and hybrid models globally by 2030.
Nissan will introduce cobalt-free battery tech by 2028 to cut costs 65%, and launch a car with all-solid-state batteries to cut charge times.
Nissan, along with Renault and other rivals like Ford and Stellantis, plan to make European ranges fully electric by 2030.
One upcoming Nissan EV will be made at its Sunderland, UK plant, as Uchida confirms.

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