Electric Cars

The company announces their most efficient drivetrain yet.

Designed and handcrafted in Los Angeles, California.

The company's first electric SUV pays tribute to its past.

The super sedan gets an all-electric upgrade.

The electric SUV will launch in China in 2021.

Can Nissan's luxury brand compete with Tesla?

A compatible car would be able to get 75 miles of charge in just five minutes.

Production for their first model will begin in 2022.

The production version will launch late next year.

The company is calling it a luxury electric hyper performance GT.

The company also announced that sales are going to be exclusively online.

The new model is designed to compete with cars like the Model 3.

The new prototype builds on the well-received 2017 Urban EV Concept.

The upcoming SUV will be fully electric.

The deal will be offered in partnership with Electrify America.

The luxury brand's first EV will be a crossover.

The QX inspiration offers a hint of the brand's electrified future.

The car will be priced at under $30,000 (with tax credit) and has 285 miles of range.

And if you ask us, the choice is easy.

The company hopes to deliver the car to customers in 2020.

1949 meets 2018.

The eCOPO has more than 700 hp and 600 lb-ft of torque.

The new model will join the Taycan sedan.

The truck joins their B1 SUV.