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Japanese carmakers proving once again that they are laughably behind the curve in the shift to electrification.
cough Nissan Leaf cough
Nissan could have been ahead of the game there, but they squandered their initial lead. They could have been #2 in the EV game and now they are mostly an afterthought.
Great example. Their best EV, which beat others to market, has not kept up with the US and European manufacturers new offerings. Maybe their SUV will prove worthy though.
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