Nissan to sell plug-in hybrid by 2016
Japanese manufacturer unveils plan to sell 1.5 million electric cars and become world leader in zero-emission vehicles
Nissan will produce a plug-in hybrid vehicle as part of its on-going efforts to become the world leader in low-carbon motoring by 2016. The manufacturer launched its new five-year environmental plan...
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