Nissan ZEOD RC gears up for electric racing at Le Mans

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Auto giant says pioneering electric race car will top 300km/hour

Nissan has unveiled the design for its latest electric car, promising that the ZEOD RC will become the world's fastest electric racing car when it debuts at the world famous Le Mans 24 Hour race next year....

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