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01-24-2018, 04:05 PM
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Infiniti unveiled the Q Inspiration concept vehicle last week. But it's not electric.
Nissan’s luxury Infiniti brand will introduce only fully or partially electric vehicles starting 2021, except for its large SUVs. That’s according to Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa, who spoke at the Automotive News World Congress last week.
Saikawa’s commitment to a line-up of Infiniti-badged electric and hybrid vehicles comes exactly four years after Johan de Nysschen—Infiniti’s president at the time—said that an Infiniti electric sedan scheduled for production in 2014 would be delayed for about six years. The new statement, for the most part, is consistent with previous company announcements about timing. The automaker last week confirmed its first fully electric car will go on sale in 2021—making it only the second EV to be introduced by the Nissan parent company (a decade after the LEAF went on sale).
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Infiniti unveiled the Q Inspiration concept vehicle last week. But it's not electric.
Nissan’s luxury Infiniti brand will introduce only fully or partially electric vehicles starting 2021, except for its large SUVs. That’s according to Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa, who spoke at the Automotive News World Congress last week.
Saikawa’s commitment to a line-up of Infiniti-badged electric and hybrid vehicles comes exactly four years after Johan de Nysschen—Infiniti’s president at the time—said that an Infiniti electric sedan scheduled for production in 2014 would be delayed for about six years. The new statement, for the most part, is consistent with previous company announcements about timing. The automaker last week confirmed its first fully electric car will go on sale in 2021—making it only the second EV to be introduced by the Nissan parent company (a decade after the LEAF went on sale).
read more (http://www.plugincars.com/infiniti-promises-its-first-electric-vehicle-2021-133576.html)
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