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Nissan's new LEAF electric car will go on sale in January 2018 | Credit: Nissan
Carmaker claims investments in infrastructure and battery advances will 'change the way people access and pay for the power in their cars'
As more and more of its best-selling LEAF electric cars roll onto roads each year, Nissan's vision for the next wave of electric vehicle (EV) development is not exactly lacking in ambition. Not only...
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