Japanese carmaker aiming for 75 per cent EV sales in Europe by 2030 as it invests in global supply chain for battery technology.

Japanese carmaker Nissan has revealed its aim for “75% EV sales in Europe by 2030”, led by a “fresh $17.7bn (£15.1bn) investment drive”, reports BusinessGreen. “The firm has set its sights on bringing down battery costs by 65 per cent by 2028, with a plan to accelerate lithium-ion technology innovation and introduce cobalt-free batteries, in a move that would help to make EVs more affordable for consumers”, the outlet adds.

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