Nissan's New Electric City Car Is Called The Pixo
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Nissan's New Electric City Car Is Called The Pixo
Nissan will introduce the new PIXO electric city car on September 23. Model was recently spied and is a restyled version of the Renault Twingo. Hatchback could cost around €19,500 ($22,610) and have 163 miles of range. Nissan has confirmed plans for a new electric city car, ahead of its debut on September 23. While the model was originally expected to be called the Wave, it will instead adopt the PIXO moniker. The automaker isn’t saying much…
Nissan, on World Electric Vehicle Day, confirmed the name of the new model, the fifth electric in the European range: it is called Pixo, which recovers name used by the brand in Europe between 2008 and 2013, represents the return to segment A and is based on the same technical architecture of Renault Twingo E-Tech and the second [...] The post Nissan Pixo returns electric! first appeared on AutoSport.
Nissan will recover the Pixo as an urban electric car that will share 80% of its components with the Renault Twingo, a strategy that reflects the growing weight of shared platforms.
Nissan's new 100% electric model reveals its name and prepares for its European premiere on September 23
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