The three automakers will work together to produce better and more affordable electric cars.
After the boring ongoing Vaporware Show at Frankfurt we need something refreshing.
By 2020 Nissan expects that electric cars represent 20 % of its sales in Europe.
Carlos Ghosn, the CEO of the new Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance told the Nikkei Asian Review in a recent interview, that all three automakers will share EV technology to reduce costs.
Sales suspended in Japan because of cheating.
Will the 45 kWh battery be enough?
After Citroen C-Zero and Peugeot iOn, now it's Mitsubishi time to drop the price of its electric car.
This is what we can expect from Mitsubishi regarding electric cars.
With new plug-in SUVs arriving from BMW, Volvo, Audi and Tesla, Mitsubishi is not alone anymore.
