Nissan Aims For 50% EV, Hybrid Sales By 2030: Nikkei

Nissan Motor aims to have electric and hybrid models account for half of its global automobile sales by 2030, Nikkei Asia has learned, with the Japanese carmaker set to boost investment in the technology by more than 30% over the next decade.

Nissan sees electric vehicles reaching 50% of its sales in China and 80% in Europe by the end of the decade. The move comes as global rivals such as Germany’s Volkswagen rush to invest in EV development.

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