Nissan is set to take part in the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES) next month in Las Vegas, and the automaker aims to focus on Nissan Intelligent Mobility, which includes a showcase of its connected system, a fully integrated electric vehicle ecosystem, and several car debuts.
More importantly, Nissan seems to be teasing the arrival of the much anticipated longer-range Leaf, reportedly fitted with a larger 60 kWh battery pack, up from the existing 40 kWh. According to leaked information revealed by electrek, the bigger battery pack will improve the driving range considerably, up from the current 150 miles (241 km) to 225 miles (362 km).
A new 160 kW electric motor and 11 to 22 kW onboard charger are also tipped to make their way into the Leaf, and the new battery pack, which is reportedly equipped with thermal management system, will be supplied by LG Chem instead of AESC (Nissan’s battery cell subsidiary company). More importantly, all those changes could enable a new DC fast-charging rate of about 100 kW, up from the current 50 kW.
With that, performance is also said to improve – the Leaf E-Plus can supposedly sprint from zero to 100 km/h in 6.5 seconds, which is a full two seconds quicker than the standard Leaf.
Besides the long-range Leaf, Nissan will also debut its all-new, twin electric motor, all-wheel drive Nissan Leaf Nismo RC racing machine and the IMx Kuro concept crossover electric vehicle.
Back at home, the second-generation Leaf had just made its debut at the Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show, and it’s set to go on sale in mid-2019. In order to qualify for incentives under the current Energy Efficient Vehicle (EEV) scheme, the Leaf would have to be locally assembled.
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Meanwhile ETCM lepak tido minum teh until lost their Vietnam distributorship and soon maybe MY distributorship as well. Well done!
ETCM at Msia 2019
SEE THE INVISIBLE
See invisible because ETCM akan habis!
Hahaha! Gud one!
I predict 2018 November Sales:-
1. Perodua 18902 units
2. Honda 7561 units
3. Proton 4820 units
4. Toyota 4726 units
5. Nissan 2363 units
Why nobody buy Toyota? Because:-
2018 Vios RM75k
2018 Persona RM60k
Two years later you want to sell
2020 Vios RM40k
2020 Persona RM40k
When the bank ask you to top up the loan by few thousand ringgit, you will ask yourself this, “What have I been paying for the past 48x months?”
Nissan sales drop again.
Bro. Toyota ke Nissan ni? Kalau nak copypaste pun jangan le bulat2 macam hampeh sitroll tu.
So shy, Perodua sales is 4X more than Proton despite Proton staff at 10,000 workers and Perodua staff at 5000 workers.
Also Mitsubishi in Thailand only got 5000 workers but they make and sell 350,000 cars per annum
Truly minum teh 8x sehari
Market determines production volume. Apa kebodohan sangat Ni?
Salah! I predict 2018 November Sales:-
1. Perodua 18902 units
2. Honda 7561 units
3. Proton 4820 units
4. Toyota 4726 units
5. Nissan 2363 units
Why nobody buy Perodua? Because:-
2018 Myvi RM64k
2018 Iriz RM55k
Two years later you want to sell
2020 Myvi RM39k
2020 Iriz RM39k
When the bank ask you to top up the loan by few thousand ringgit, you will ask yourself this, “What have I been paying for the past 48x months?”
Nissan sales drop again. While Perodua sales will drop from next year
Now it is correct
Salah also! I predict 2018 November Sales:-
1. Perodua 18902 units
2. Honda 7561 units
3. Proton 4820 units
4. Toyota 4726 units
5. Nissan 2363 units
Why nobody buy Proton? Because:-
2018 Myvi RM64k
2018 Iriz RM55k
Two years later you want to sell
2020 Myvi RM39k
2020 Iriz RM39.00
When the bank ask you to top up the loan by few thousand ringgit, you will ask yourself this, “What have I been paying for the past 48x months?”
Nissan sales drop again. While Proton sales will stop from next year
Now this is the correct statement
This the one i mentioned before