Four Japanese Companies Launch Joint Project for Major Expansion of EV Charging Facilities Gallery
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Four Japanese Companies Launch Joint Project for Major Expansion of EV Charging Facilities Gallery

The "i-MiEV," an electric vehicle in the kei car class.
Mitsubishi is also entering the electric kei truck market.
The "Outlander PHEV," an SUV with a plug-in hybrid powertrain, released in Japan in 2012.
The "Fit EV," released in August 2012, is leased only to public offices and corporations.
The "Fit EV," released in August 2012, is leased only to public offices and corporations.
The "Accord," released in 2013, is available in a hybrid model and a plug-in hybrid model boasting a fuel economy of 70.4 km/L under the JC08 mode.
Nissan is conducting operational tests of the "e-NV200," an electric vehicle based on the commercial van "NV200," in cooperation with companies and public offices. Pictured is a vehicle used in joint tests with DHL.
The long-term report car, which we covered periodically on OPENERS from October 2011 to April 2012, <a href=Leaf. Charging at a Nissan dealer " title="nissa_leaf_longterm_03" data-src="/galleries/images/000/149/740/medium/a68cbc00-304e-4432-89ac-f48b0d0178c1.jpg">
Charging at a coin parking lot with charging facilities at the end of 2011.
A charger installed in a coin parking lot. Since this parking lot uses a gate system for payment, parking fees were required even while charging.
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Major Expansion of EV Charging Facilities: Four Japanese Companies Launch Joint Project

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