Nissan is doing better, and its horizon is clearing up.
On Monday, the leaders of the Japanese group, an ally of Renault, presented their ten-year strategic plan, called Ambition 2030. Nissan, pioneer of electric cars thanks to its Leaf, launched in 2010, intends to take advantage of its experience: it wants to capture a significant part of the growth in sales of electrified vehicles in Europe, Japan, China and the United States, its key markets.
The manufacturer aims that in 2030, 50% of its sales will be made with electrified vehicles (battery, hybrids and plug-in hybrids), against 10% in 2020.
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In Europe, a market where the end of sales of new combustion vehicles is expected in 2035, it will be much more.
Nissan is targeting, from 2026, a share of 75% of its sales in electrified vehicles
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To reach such a level of production, Nissan, which has invested 1000 billion yen (8 billion euros) in its electrification strategy since 2010, will double this amount
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