Renault-Nissan has invested billions to create a five-car electric vehicle lineup for Europe, where the models are getting an unplanned image boost from rising anti-diesel sentiment, which has been made worse by Volkswagen Group's admission last year of wide-scale cheating on tests that regulate tailpipe pollution. Nissan Europe EV boss Gareth Dunsmore says that the automaker sees a huge increase in customer interest for models such as the full-electric Leaf when air quality alerts are issued for major cities in the region. He spoke about this and more with Automotive News Europe Managing Editor Douglas A. Bolduc.
October 07, 2016 05:00 AM
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