Nissan Leaf enjoys 33 per cent European sales boost

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Auto giant reports that it grabbed more than a quarter of the fast-expanding electric vehicle market in Europe last year

Nissan has this week released encouraging sales figures for its trailblazing Leaf electric car, reporting that European sales for the zero emission vehicle jumped 33 per cent last year to 14,650 units....

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