USA / Global
April 5, 2015
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Nissan: "Our Competitors Apparently Changed Their Minds And Joined The [Electric Car] Party...Fashionably Late"
This year, Nissan will celebrate the LEAF's 5th birthday. With over 160,000 on the road, not only have the EV critics been proved wrong, but our competitors apparently ‘changed their minds' and joined the party. As with crossovers, they are fashionably late.
Electric Cars Expected To Grab Up To 5% Of India's Automotive Market Within Next Few Years
Eco-friendly electric vehicles are a new concept but have the potential to occupy about 2 to 5 percent of the Indian market in the next few years, a top official at auto major Mahindra has said, underlining the need for significant incentives to make them commercially viable.
Massachusetts Adds $2 Million To State's Rebate for Electric Vehicles Program
The Baker Administration today announced an additional $2 million will be allocated to the Massachusetts Offers Rebates for Electric Vehicles (MOR-EV) program. The electric vehicle rebate program, administered by the Department of Energy Resources’ (DOER), offers rebates of up to $2,500 to Massachusetts residents who buy or lease clean electric vehicles.
