Nissan Sets Sights on Slashing EV Production Cost by 30% by 2030
Japanese carmaker Nissan has set its sights on cutting the cost of producing battery electric vehicles by close to one-third by the end of the decade. The move is designed to help the company compete against Chinese manufacturers. The automaker sold a whopping 3.4 million cars worldwide in 2023 and is looking to boost its vehicle sales by an additional million units over the next three years. Nissan’s plan to reduce electric vehicle production costs will involve launching 30 new models through 2026, with 16 of those being electric cars. If Nissan’s plan is successful, electric cars will account for…