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Scottish Sun
10 hours ago
- Automotive
- Scottish Sun
Major car brand unveils new 3rd generation EV capable of 375 miles on single charge & set to hit the market this year
It will be built in the UK IT'S ELECTRIC Major car brand unveils new 3rd generation EV capable of 375 miles on single charge & set to hit the market this year A MAJOR car company has unveiled details of its new third generation electric vehicle set to go on sale this year. The car giant is launching the new model as the first under it's EV36Zero blue print of electric vehicle production. Advertisement 3 The new Nissan Leaf offers design features commonly seen in all electric-vehicles Credit: Nissan UK 3 The new Leaf is a totally redesigned all-electric crossover SUV Credit: Nissan UK The new EV model from Nissan is expected to provide a range of up to 375 miles on a single charge. It will have dual 14.3-inch displays, flush door handles for better aerodynamics, and liquid-cooled lithium-ion batteries. The batteries will be powered from Britain's newest gigafactory, AESC, situated next to the Nissan plant in Sunderland. This is where the vehicle's hub for production will be as the company's UK factory with a team of 6,000 people. Advertisement Read More Motors New ON THE ROAD Petrolhead comedian lands new car show showcasing UK's flashiest custom motors It comes after the new EV was engineered at their research and development centre in Cranfield, Bedfordshire. Senior Vice President of manufacturing and supply chain management at Nissan Motor Manufacturing, Alan Johnson, said: "It's with immense pride that we unveil the third-generation of our pioneering electric Leaf, 12 years after we brought EV and battery manufacturing the UK. "It's a testament to the skill of our world-class team that we can bring into mass production a vehicle with such advanced technology and aerodynamic design." Managing director of Nissan GB, James Taylor, said: "Leaf is a pioneering electric vehicle that has encouraged thousands to make the switch to electric motoring - and best of all, it's built here in Britain." Advertisement This new Leaf model is reported to be engineered and fine-tuned for the needs of European customers. Nissan's EV36Zero project hopes to bring three electrical vehicles at three gigafactories in their move towards becoming carbon neutral by 2030. Japanese giant unveils its new bargain EV with quirky 'bug eye' headlights It includes a new fully electric Nissan Micra that was designed in London, which will go on sale later this year. A smaller city car from will also be launched in 2026. Advertisement However, over the last year Nissan has reported significant losses and announced plans to close down production plants and cut thousands of jobs. They confirmed last month that it will close almost half of its factories in the next two years. On top of that, it's workforce is expected to be reduced by a total of 20,000 employees between 2024 and 2027. These changes will result in Nissan having only ten factories worldwide from 17. Advertisement
The Irish Sun
10 hours ago
- Automotive
- The Irish Sun
Major car brand unveils new 3rd generation EV capable of 375 miles on single charge & set to hit the market this year
A MAJOR car company has unveiled details of its new third generation electric vehicle set to go on sale this year. The 3 The new Nissan Leaf offers design features commonly seen in all electric-vehicles Credit: Nissan UK 3 The new Leaf is a totally redesigned all-electric crossover SUV Credit: Nissan UK The new EV model from Nissan is expected to provide a range of up to 375 miles on a single charge. It will have dual 14.3-inch displays, flush door handles for better aerodynamics, and liquid-cooled lithium-ion batteries. The batteries will be powered from Britain's newest gigafactory, AESC, situated next to the Nissan plant in This is where the vehicle's hub for production will be as the company's UK factory with a team of 6,000 people. Read More Motors New It comes after the new EV was engineered at their research and development centre in Cranfield, Bedfordshire. Senior Vice President of manufacturing and supply chain management at Nissan Motor Manufacturing, Alan Johnson, said: "It's with immense pride that we unveil the third-generation of our pioneering electric Leaf, 12 years after we brought EV and battery manufacturing the UK. "It's a testament to the skill of our world-class team that we can bring into mass production a vehicle with such advanced technology and aerodynamic design." Managing director of Nissan GB, James Taylor, said: "Leaf is a pioneering electric vehicle that has encouraged thousands to make the switch to electric motoring - and best of all, it's built here in Britain." Most read in Motors This new Leaf model is reported to be engineered and fine-tuned for the needs of European customers. Nissan's EV36Zero project hopes to bring three electrical vehicles at three gigafactories in their move towards becoming carbon neutral by 2030. Japanese giant unveils its new bargain EV with quirky 'bug eye' headlights It includes a new fully electric Nissan Micra that was designed in London, which will go on sale later this year. A smaller city car from will also be launched in 2026. However, over the last year Nissan has reported significant losses and announced plans to close down production plants and cut thousands of jobs. They On top of that, it's workforce is expected to be reduced by a total of 20,000 employees between 2024 and 2027. These changes will result in Nissan having only ten factories worldwide from 17. 3 Nissan and other Japanese rivals have been slow to develop electric models of their vehicles Credit: Nissan UK
Yahoo
a day ago
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Nissan unveils new electric car to be built in UK
Car manufacturer Nissan has unveiled details of its new Leaf electric vehicle, which is set to be built at its UK factory. The third-generation model will be built at its Sunderland plant by its 6,000-strong team, the Japanese carmaker said. The new Leaf will be able to travel up to 375 miles (604km) on a single charge and will be available for customers to order later this year, Nissan said. It will be powered by batteries from AESC UK, Nissan's battery partner, which is based next to the Wearside factory. The site already also builds the carmaker's Juke and Qashqai models. Alan Johnson, senior vice president of manufacturing and supply chain management at Nissan Motor Manufacturing, said: "It's with immense pride that we unveil the third generation of our pioneering electric Leaf, 12 years after we brought EV and battery manufacturing to the UK. "It's a testament to the skill of our world-class team that we can bring into mass production a vehicle with such advanced technology and aerodynamic design." James Taylor, managing director of Nissan GB, said: "Leaf is a pioneering electric vehicle that has encouraged thousands to make the switch to electric motoring - and best of all, it's built here in Britain." It is the first model to be launched under the company's blueprint for electric vehicle production, Nissan's EV36Zero project, which aims for sustainability. Earlier this year, £1bn of investment was secured for a second AESC UK electric car battery plant. Additional reporting by PA Media Follow BBC Sunderland on X, Facebook, Nextdoor and Instagram. Nissan boss says building cars in UK too expensive Nissan to lead investment in UK electric car plant Nissan
