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Though Nissan has already covered the electric vehicle market with the Nissan Leaf EV, the automaker is looking to tap into the plug-in hybrid market. And they're looking to do it by 2016. As part of their "Nissan Green Program 2016", Nissan plans to reduce the company's carbon footprint, as well as continue their shift to renewable energy - with the plug-in Nissan Versa.

According to Nissan President, Carlos Ghosn, "Nissan wants to be…

Cannonball Run was once a dangerous coast-to-coast car race. But today, it's nothing like it was in the 1970's. In fact, Cannonball Run is headed overseas, where a combination of gasoline and alternative fuel vehicles will be participating.

And the Nissan Leaf, for one, is taking part in the revival of this classic street race. These day's, the Run is a charity event, with sponsors and the opportunity to "raise money for…

Nissan LEAF sales recently hit the 10,000-unit milestone. And, it's for that ever-growing base of LEAF converts that Walser Nissan, serving the Burnsville area has an exciting new innovation to share. Okay, okay...it might not be earth shattering. But, it will certainly make your relationship with the Nissan LEAF all that much more enjoyable.

Japanese automaker, Nissan, has released a new app that allows LEAF owners to monitor their EV's battery…

In two words: solar power.

Though the Nissan LEAF is already one of the greenest vehicles on the market, Nissan is looking to give the car an even greener future. The automakers new goal is to reduce the LEAF's draw on the grid as well as to mitigate battery waste. For, while the Nissan LEAF is designed to last just as long as other vehicles on the road, the battery with which it's…

Nissan's "Drive Electric Tour" launched in the fall of 2010 and gave drivers across the country the opportunity to feel the difference of the LEAF EV first hand. Interest among drivers far exceeded the auto makers expectations, logging approximately 50-thousand test drives were logged by March 27, 2011!

In their joyful state, Nissan has decided to launch a Part Two to the campaign. Underlining the 4,000^th LEAF deliver, the second phase of…

According to recent reports, Nissan Motor Co. is not only struggling to meet demand for the number of pure-electric LEAF's already sold, but it may face additional tribulations when it resumes taking orders.

In a recent interview, Toshiyuki Shiga, Nissan COO explained that the company will resume taking orders "after we deliver enough volume to the first lot."¹ He also shared that meeting demand from different regions for the next fiscal year will…