Nissan Motor Company, the Japanese automaker, is outlining a bold plan to introduce 27 new car models by 2030. This strategic push, reported by RIA Novosti citing the company’s official document, signals a substantial product expansion across its global lineup. The plan emphasizes innovation, electrification, and a refreshed portfolio that aligns with evolving market demands and regulatory environments in major regions.
Among the 27 forthcoming models, 19 are slated to be powered by electric propulsion systems. In a move aimed at strengthening its electric footprint, Nissan intends to roll out a dedicated electric vehicle in the Chinese market starting in the fiscal year that begins on April 1, 2024. This targeted offering reflects a broader shift toward electrification in one of the world’s largest automotive markets and demonstrates Nissan’s commitment to a more sustainable product mix in Asia.
Looking ahead, Nissan plans to increase the share of electrified vehicles, including hybrids, across key regions. By 2026, the company aims for electrified vehicles to account for 58% of its sales in Japan and 98% of its sales in Europe, signaling a clear, regional emphasis on decarbonization and electrified mobility as a core growth pillar.
In a related development, the Sino-Swedish automotive brand Lynk & Co is set to release an updated crossover model, the 05. The update includes a new exterior color and several interior color options, with redesigned ventilated sports front seats as a notable feature. This move underscores continued competition and diversification in the mid-size crossover segment across the global market.