Nissan Targets Hybrids and EREVs as Primary Powertrain by 2030

Nissan is significantly shifting its product strategy, aiming for hybrids and range-extended electric vehicles (EREVs) to become the dominant powertrains in its lineup by the end of the decade. This move underscores the automaker's intent to broaden its electrified offerings, including EREVs which use an electric motor for propulsion while a gasoline engine acts solely as a generator.