West Midlands Police charge Nissan Leafs for a greener fleet

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Police force takes biggest UK order to date of the all electric vehicles as ABB installs fast charging units in Singapore

Nissan has delivered the largest UK order to date of its flagship electric Leaf this week, after West Midlands Police bought 30 of the vehicles for non-emergency trips. The Japanese automaker today...

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