Nissan announced that it will not invest further in developing internal combustion engines. This means that the company is taking a step towards an electric future. With this decision, the company will follow hybrid and fossil fuel technologies from rival manufacturers such as Toyota.
Nissan stops developing internal combustion engines
In his latest statement, Nissan Europe Vice President Francois Bailly said that the company’s future will consist of electric cars. He confirmed that the company is not investing in new powertrains for internal combustion engines.
Gasoline engines will continue to power Nissan vehicles for now. However, this statement means that we will not see new generation Nissan engines using gasoline-diesel fuels. The focus of the brand will be electric motor and battery technology.
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Nissan became one of the brands that stepped into the world of electric cars with the first Leaf model it launched in 2010. It recently launched the all-electric Ariya SUV. It also confirmed plans to cease sales of internal combustion vehicles in Europe by 2030.
This statement also fuels claims that the Nissan R36 GT-R will be electric only. There is also a possibility that the Nissan Z sports car will be the company’s last gas-powered model.
Nissan, which has invested billions of dollars to electrify its factory in England, will focus entirely on battery power instead of hybrid technologies.
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