Nissan has developed what it calls a "pure electric car." It claims it will be the first dedicated electric car on the market. The zero-emission electric vehicle can charge without the need for wires. Nissan is teaming up with communities and businesses to create an accessible charging network for its zero-emission electric car.
It claims that with the revolutionary plug-free technology charging electric cars will become much easier and faster. Normally electric car owners have to carry with them a mains plug for recharge. Here, Nissan envisages a wireless charging system based on inductive charging.
A recent consumer research carried out by Nissan revealed that 61 per cent of potential electric car customers were concerned about the inconvenience of recharging.
The company has developed a lithium-ion battery that's re-usable. It has plans to invest more than 200m pound in a new lithium-ion rechargeable battery plant in Sunderland.
It claims that with the revolutionary plug-free technology charging electric cars will become much easier and faster. Normally electric car owners have to carry with them a mains plug for recharge. Here, Nissan envisages a wireless charging system based on inductive charging.
A recent consumer research carried out by Nissan revealed that 61 per cent of potential electric car customers were concerned about the inconvenience of recharging.
The company has developed a lithium-ion battery that's re-usable. It has plans to invest more than 200m pound in a new lithium-ion rechargeable battery plant in Sunderland.
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