Nissan Leaf followed the announcement of the Chevy Volt and informed of the national market roll-out plan of its first ever zero-emission electric car. It also said said it will need public support of three to five years for the development of its electric vehicles. Eying for a government financial aid it may only cost 20K in California.

Cities are preparing for the arrival of electric vehicles, as models like the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt prepare to hit the market later this year. Car companies are making deals with local officials in cities across the country to set up public charging stations and figure out ways to make it easier for customers to charge their vehicles at home.

According to a recent report by Nissan, most consumers signed up to buy the 2011 Nissan Leaf are already electric vehicle owners or hybrid drivers. In short, early adopters are mainly enthusiasts who already know the ins and outs of driving electric. But what about the general public?

Green Energy News sneak peak test drive and review of a prototype production model Nissan LEAF- A ZERO emission 100% electric car.

It’s hard to imagine how an electric car would sell well in the United States. After all, we love our big vehicles more...

Nissan Motor said it aims to nearly double the mileage on its first hybrid car developed in-house compared with the gasoline engine version, while keeping costs down with a simple, single-motor system. Japan's No.3 automaker is due to launch a gasoline-electric Infiniti M sedan, called Fuga in Japan,

Having launched the Nissan Leaf sedan, Nissan was preparing for Multi Purpose Vehicle (MPV) or electric-powered van, LCV. Nissan will introduce the new electric cars in certain markets only

They now have not been listed yet, but has been fired in the market was hot, even being promoted will be able to change the future of humanity. Them is that the mass shall fully electric cars, Nissan Leaf and Chevrolet Volt.

The new car market is about to gain two electric vehicles from two major automakers. One is the all-electric 2011 Nissan Leaf while the other is the plug-in

Having kicked off with a pledge Leaf electric car, Nissan re-prepare the second project. The selected model multi purpose vehicle (MPV) by creating a new van. But, apparently will be developed from NV200 LCV models on display at the Geneva Auto Show.