Yahoo Autos Revised business plan to bring 30 new Nissans by 2026
Nissan now expects electrified cars to account for 60% of its global sales mix by 2030
Nissan will launch 30 new cars over the next two years, as part of a revised business plan dubbed The Arc.
Sixteen of them will use electrified powertrains, while 60% of Nissan’s current combustion-engined cars will be refreshed.
Six all-new models are promised to be launched in Europe, with Nissan aiming for EVs to comprise 40% of its sales in the region by 2026.
The Japanese firm is set to significantly ramp up its electrification efforts after 2026, launching an additional 20 hybrids, plug-in hybrids and EVs.
It expects electrified cars to account for 40% of its global sales mix by 2026 and 60% by 2030 – up by 5% compared with the forecast released in February 2023, which in turn was 5% higher than that published in 2021.
As part of its The Arc plan, Nissan aims to bring the cost of its electric cars into line with its ICE cars by 2030, using next-generation batteries and new development and production techniques.
