Peter Schwierz – electrive.com

Nissan scraps planned EV saloons from US factories

Nissan has abandoned its plans to launch two electric saloons produced in the US and will build another EV at its Canton plant in Mississippi instead. The carmaker appears set to proceed with its planned electric crossovers – albeit on a revised timeline.

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