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Spring in western Japan brought out many shades of Nissan LEAF to the Kansai University campus – as well as discussions on new EV developments, from new markets to improved technology.
The LEAF owners’ event attracted more than 300 people and about 100 LEAFs to Osaka.
Owners from as far away as Yokohama to Yamagata in the northeastern Tohoku region, drove with families to talk with each other and Nissan executives, including CEO Carlos Ghosn.
Ghosn reinforced Nissan’s commitment to EVs and infrastructure, met with owners and their families, and chatted with students.
With more than 54,000 EVs sold to date, Ghosn says Nissan’s priority is to continue to increase sales and China is on the horizon as a position for Nissan’s leadership in the EV market.
“When the government has said that they want 2 million electric cars in 2020 in China, we will do everything we can in order to be in the leadership in this important position,” said Ghosn.” This means you can expect to see the new electric cars from Nissan to be localized very soon.”
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