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Nissan Future Mostly All-Electric

Roger Schreffler and Mack Chrysler, WardsAuto
Feb. 1, 2012 10:50am

Nissan’s Yamashita oversees propulsion-system research.

TOKYO – Ever since Nissan announced plans to pioneer in the infant electric-vehicle market, analysts have been skeptical about the auto maker’s forecast that EVs would claim a 10% share of total global demand in 2020.

Now, Mitsuhiko Yamashita, Nissan executive vice president-research and development, is ...

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