Here are some highlights from an interview with Carlos Ghosn, the CEO of Nissan and Renault, about the future of electric cars.

In Geneva Nissan has unveiled the Hi-Cross, a hybrid SUV-crossover with some LEAF technology under the hood, as well as enough seating space for a large family.

Ford beats Nissan on electric car efficiency.

Starting today, Americans living in all 50 states will be able to order a Nissan LEAF electric car.

Ahead of the Geneva Motor Show, Nissan shows us what could become their next small car. Will it also have an electric or hybrid version?

Another lesson from the past: A clever idea for home or camping. We need more thinking like this.

Their cars are already getting greener, but Nissan is also working on more efficient ways to move them around the world.

A test video from Nissan should dispel concerns that the Leaf’s battery will not hold a charge in cold temperatures.

I drove my first Nissan Leaf on Saturday. The ultimate cleantech car.  Not Cleantech Blog’s first EV drive, as our blogger John Addison has blogged on the Leaf and other EVs numerous times before. But only my second EV drive.  My Leaf test drive followed a previous conversation with Mark Perry, one of the senior product guys [...]

EVs are getting interesting.  With the Nissan Leaf this year, Ford planning to release its Focus EV in 2011, and the Honda Fit EV scheduled for 2012, the 100 mile range EV class will provide consumers with several choices within a couple of years. So it’s time to take a look at whether EVs are [...]