has big plans for the next six years with plenty of new battery electric vehicles pushing for parity on the cost to that of an internal combustion engine vehicle. While the Japanese automaker's zero-emission goals remain, it seems Nissan's ICE development will grow alongside the originalLooking back at 2021’s Ambition 2030 plans, Nissan was aiming for 20 electrified vehicles over the next five years.
To start, Nissan aims to introduce 30 new vehicles by “fiscal year 2026,” of which 60 percent will be ICE-powered. The remaining 16 new vehicles will be “electrified” with a mix of hybrids and full EVs. Of these, seven will be all-new models for the U.S. and Canada. Its home country of Japan will see 80 percent of its line-up refreshed with five all-new models and achieve 70 percent electrification. If you were hoping for news on the next GTR or newsFisker, those weren’t announced.