Following the first launch of four all-electric concept models in August 2021 and the announcement of 23 all-electric models in 2030, Nissan recently announced that it will make a $500 million investment update plan for its production plant in Mississippi, USA, so that it has the production technology to produce the latest generation of pure electric models of the brand, and two new electric models from 2025.
Nissan and Infiniti also released a new pure tram trailer, from the film, the appearance of the two cars is close to that of a four-door sedan model, and has a self-illuminating brand Logo design, as well as a light bar LED headlight and tail light group, and combined with the LED daytime light configuration on both sides of the front, the rear part of the car is a diagonal design. However, considering the high acceptance of cross-border SUVs in today's market, foreign media also estimate that the two models may also be RV models.
In addition to the two new pure electric models that were first announced, Nissan also released the European standard Micra (March) in early 2022, which will be developed using the CMF-BEV alliance shared pure electric platform.
In addition to these two new pure electric models, Nissan also released the European standard Micra (March) in early 2022, which will be developed using the CMF-BEV alliance shared pure electric platform and manufactured by the Renault ElectriCity plant. In the Nissan Ambition 2030 plan, which is officially launched in 2021, it is also expected to launch a total of 23 electrified products by the end of March 2031, including 15 pure electric vehicles under the Nissan and Infiniti brands, showing a new product appearance of the brand's electrification.