Nissan waited until the second press day of the New York Auto Show. They did not want their all-electric Infiniti sedan to drown in the floods of other reveals. They should not have worried. (Read More…)
Posted in Electric Vehicles, Green, Japan, Leaf, Luxury, New York Auto Show, Nissan
Tagged as Andy Palmer, Bertel Schmitt, EMERG-E, Francois Bancon, Infiniti, LE Concept, Nissan, NYIAS
Tagged as Andy Palmer, Bertel Schmitt, EMERG-E, Francois Bancon, Infiniti, LE Concept, Nissan, NYIAS
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