Nissan has told Automotive News it wants hybrids and extended-range models to be its primary powertrain in North and Latin America by 2030. In Britain the same strategy is already built: a £170M hybrid Kicks is going into the Sunderland slot promised to an electric Qashqai that Nissan stopped developing in early 2025. Nissan wants […]
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Long absent from the hybrid game in North America, Nissan is finally changing its strategy. Under the leadership of Christian Meunier, the manufacturer is preparing an e-POWER offensive by 2030.