Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Nissan Reveals Juke Nismo Concept in Tokyo
Lower, faster and visually even more dramatic, Nismo know-how redefines the Nissan Juke
- Nissan Juke Nismo Concept gives first glimpse of Nismo's future
- Purpose-designed body kit enhances looks and aerodynamic efficiency
- More power from tuned engine
- Stiffer chassis and larger tyres for even better handling
- Distinctive sporting interior treatment
- Finished in Nismo signature colours
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd will reveal a bold new future for its Nismo performance arm. One of the undoubted stars of the Tokyo Motor Show will be the Nissan Juke Nismo, an idea of how a premium sports version of the hugely successful compact crossover could look.
With its distinctive styling Nissan Juke has redefined the highly competitive B-segment, but the Juke Nismo Concept is even more dramatic. It's lower, wider and has a tougher stance. Even standing still, it's clearly a performance car.
** Courtesy of Nissan U.S. Media Newsroom
Monday, November 28, 2011
Learn About The LEAF
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Nissan Provides More Efficient, Lower Cost Recharging Solution for Electric Vehicles
To provide a low-cost, high-quality charging solution for faster EV “refills,” Nissan and Sumitomo are collaborating to launch a new EV quick charger for the U.S. market. And not only will the innovative quick charger cost about one third the price of traditional units, but it also will be able to support all plug-in vehicles capable of quick charging on the increasingly-used CHAdeMO standard—including the Nissan LEAF. The only 100 percent electric car designed for the mass market, the LEAF can be refilled from a fully depleted state to an 80 percent charge in less than 30 minutes using this new charger.
The Nissan/Sumitomo charging system was designed primarily for fleet and commercial applications—including public charging points, rental fleets, corporate and educational campuses, and even shopping malls—and it will be available in two different configurations: One specifically for outdoor use, one for indoor locations.
Other fast facts about the quick charger:
- Online ordering begins in January 2012.
- The starting price for the unit is $9,995.
- The charger runs on a 480-volt current.
- AeroVironment, already Nissan’s home-charging partners, will handle both wholesale and retail distribution, and will also be the preferred provider for U.S. installation services.
“This charger is the first of its kind, and it’s truly revolutionary,” said Brian Carolin, senior vice president, sales and marketing, Nissan North America. “A low-cost DC quick charger unlocks the potential for unprecedented electric vehicle use and adoption. We anticipate thousands of these chargers will be installed across the country, enabling electric cars like the Nissan LEAF to be driven for even greater distances and durations.”
** Courtesy of Nissan in the News
Monday, November 21, 2011
Seeking Advice?
Friday, November 18, 2011
It's The Most Wonderful Sale of the Year!
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