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Free Car-Charging Station Opens in Penfield

Free Car-Charging Station Opens in Penfield

Car-charging just got easier for Penfield residents in New York. A free electric vehicle charging station has been unveiled to at the Penfield Community Center and Penfield Library. Electrical engineer Bob Kanauer, who is also a member of the Penfield Energy and...
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Nissan LEAF Sales Reach 1,000 in Norway

Nissan LEAF Sales Reach 1,000 in Norway

Sales of the all-electric Nissan LEAF has hit 1,000 units in Norway. This figure is based-off of the past six months. Of course selling 1,000 LEAF vehicles may seem like a rather small number, but in the grand scheme of things, those 1,000 units represents 2% of...
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EV Charging Points Installed at Three Points in Rutland

EV Charging Points Installed at Three Points in Rutland

Ron Simpson with an electric car at Barnsdale Lodge Hotel's car charge point. Ron Simpson, right, is pictured with managing director of Barnsdale Lodge Hotel and chairman of Discover Rutland, Ed Burrows. Electric vehicle owners in Rutland, England have some...
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Nissan LEAF Getting Makeover for European Market

Nissan LEAF Getting Makeover for European Market

Nissan plans to re-design the Nissan LEAF to better suit European tastes in the Euro-market. According to Automotive News, this re-design may possibly lead to a decrease in the price of the all-electric vehicle. Nissan plans to re-design the LEAF for the European...
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California to Build $100M EV Charging Network

California to Build $100M EV Charging Network

Nissan LEAF owners and enthusiasts In California have something to smile about. California reached a $120 million settlement with NRG Energy over power contracts that contributed to the state’s energy crisis a decade ago. California is planing to use most of...
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Nissan to Double Employment at Tennessee Facility

Nissan to Double Employment at Tennessee Facility

Nissan is planning to almost double the amount of workers at its factory in Smyrna, Tennessee. Increasing the amount of workers will be done to ramp-up production of both the Nissan LEAF vehicle and its battery packs. Nissan is adding 1,300 workers designated specifically...
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Nissan Sets Sights on LEAF Expansion in Europe

Nissan Sets Sights on LEAF Expansion in Europe

The all-electric Nissan LEAF will go on sale at over 1,000 dealers across 24 European markets by the year 2013. This expansion is a part of Nissan’s goal to make the EV available to more customers. The Nissan LEAF is currently available at 110 dealers in...
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EDTA Names Most EV Friendly Places In U.S.

EDTA Names Most EV Friendly Places In U.S.

Now that the all-electric Nissan LEAF is available across the country, more and more EV lovers are getting in on the action. The Electric Drive Transportation Association(EDTA) recently named the most EV friendly places in the United States. The list includes: Austin,Texas;...
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Car Charging Group Expands EV Charging Services in California

Car Charging Group Expands EV Charging Services in California

The San Francisco Bay area won’t have to worry about finding places to charge their electric vehicles. Car Charging Group, Inc., a nationwide provider of EV vehicle charging services, has expanded its EV charging network in Northern California. Car Charging...
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The Nissan LEAF’s Grandfather Surfaces

The Nissan LEAF’s Grandfather Surfaces

The internet has been buzzing about the Tama, a vehicle believed to be Nissan’s first-ever pure electric car. The Tama (shown above) was first introduced back in 1947, with a top speed of 22 miles per hour and a range of 60 miles per hour on a single charge. A...
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