A team of Nissan’s UK-based engineers is leading a new government-backed study into using smart energy technology to cut EV running costs. The group from Nissan’s European technical centre in Cranfield will take charge of the £10 million scheme that will examine everything from on-vehicle solar panels to vehicle-to-grid power sharing. Those behind Project Suite say they hope it will “fundamentally change how electric vehicles are charged, powere…
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