Japanese automaker Nissan will showcase a prototype vehicle equipped with an onboard solar power generation system at this month’s Japan Mobility Show 2025.
The Nissan LEAF – the world’s first mass-market electric vehicle when it originally launched in Europe in 2011 – is back, signalling Nissan’s determination to be at the forefront of electric innovation.
Japanese automaker Nissan is recalling 19,077 LEAF electric vehicles in the United States due to a potential fire risk linked to overheating during fast charging.
The all-new MICRA also marks the start of something much bigger: the first step in Nissan’s bold product offensive in Europe, where the company will introduce four new fully electric models by 2027.
Japanese automaker Nissan has entered a partnership with U.S.-based LiCAP Technologies, Inc., for the development of production process technology for the cathode electrode of all-solid-state batteries (ASSB).
Nissan UK has reduced Ariya for more than £6000, making the award-winning electric SUV even better value. Ariya pricing starts now from £33,500, including the Electric car Grant.
Two of Nissan’s flagship electric vehicles, the all-new Nissan Micra and the Nissan Ariya, qualify for the UK Government’s newly launched Electric Car Grant.
Pricing for the new Nissan Micra Electric will start from £22,995 for the 40kWh Engage model, which is highly competitive and positions Micra well in the B segment as a fully connected, pure EV.
Nissan has joined forces with Octopus Energy, the UK’s number #1 energy provider, to launch the next-generation Nissan Charge app.
An electric truck charging station that will potentially save 1,500 tonnes of CO2 a year has gone live at Nissan Sunderland Plant.




