Nissan has committed significant resources to developing electric vehicle (EV) technology. It has over 65 years of experience in EVs and currently operates 5 battery plants and 3 assembly plants globally. Nissan aims to be a leader in zero-emission vehicles and has plans to mass produce and market EVs worldwide. The Nissan LEAF is the company's all-electric car, which has a 73-mile range, superior lithium-ion battery technology, and various connected intelligent transportation systems. Nissan collects key customer driving data from LEAF owners to better understand EV usage patterns.

1. Nissan
LEAF & Commitment
to EV Technology

2. Nissan’s Commitment to EV
(Globally & North America)

3. Mass production for mass marketing
Flins, France
Sunderland, UK
Smyrna, USA
Zama, Japan
Oppama, Japan
500,000 battery and assembly capacity
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5 battery plants
3 confirmed assembly plants

4. Nissan’s Commitment to Zero-emission
leadership
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5. Nissan Sustainable Mobility Plan

6. Nissan History of EV Technology

7. Nissan EV History
• Nissan released its first electric 1947
vehicle in 1947. Beginning in the
1949
1960s the company became more
active i d
i in developing such vehicles
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and has since released and sold
numerous electric-powered
automobiles.
1970 1976
• We at Nissan are applying our
many years of expertise with
lithium-ion batteries and high-
voltage electric system
electric-system
technology in the development of
1983 1985
our fuel-cell vehicles.
• Nissan has developed unique
knowledge in the EV space with
over 15 concepts and production
models introduced over the last 1998
65 years
1991

8. Center for Automotive Research
BOCHUM, Germany
Global passenger-car sales:
• Will show a steady rise in coming years to total 92.5 million
units by 2025 according to the CAR Center Economic
Research of the University
• This will represent a 57 pc from 2010 levels
• Led by China and other new markets
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– China forecast to soar 163 pc to 29.6 million by 2025.
– India sales are expected to jump 181 pc to 6.7 million units.
• Alternative Power train vehicles will need to significantly
increase their global market share or the demand for oil will
out strip supply and production capability

9. The Product

10. Nissan LEAF – Product Highlights
• Zero emission Size
5-door mid size
hatchback
• 73-mile range (EPA)
Capacity 5 Adults
• Superior b tt
S i battery technology
t h l
• Built for sustainable mobility 73 mile range
Range
(EPA)
• Stimulating acceleration
• Quietness Top Speed 90 mph
• Connected intelligent
transportation (IT) system Battery Laminated Li-ion
• Affordable
Capacity/Power 24 kWh/over 90kW
High-response
Motor synchronous AC Motor
(80kW/280Nm)
Integrated
IT System
communication system

11. Superior Battery Technology
• Places batteries in the safest location
• Provides optimum weight distribution for ideal/predictable handling
• All
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12. Advanced Vehicle IT System
Use of technology for Range Management
Meter: Distance to empty Navigation: Reachable area
Charging Timer
Climate Control Timer
Timer functions
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13. Telematics and Station Mapping
LEAF is equipped with Telematics control unit that transmits and receives
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data that will allow for unprecedented conveniences.
Data Center
Remote vehicle access
Automatic charging spot
updates • Charging/Climate Control
• Charge Status
• Plug-in reminder
• Access by internet and web-
enabled phone
NEW charging spots
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14. Customer Key Driving Data And Usage
Nearly all Nissan LEAF owners drive less than 60 miles a
day – the average is more around 30 miles a day
• Average charging time is less than 3 hours
• The average drive trip is about 7 miles…
• People are using the vehicle as their PRIMARY car
• 85% to 90% of Charging takes place at home

15. Charging
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16. Nissan LEAF Charge Ports
Level
1&2
DC Fast
Charge

17. Charging Time And Mileage
USA
Mileage and Charging time
Cha ging
Charging Level
2hr 4hr 6hr 8hr
Level 2
＋25mile ＋50mile ＋75mile +100mile
(240 volts, 16amps)
Level 1
+10mile +20mile +30mile +40mile
(120 volts, 12amps)
• DC Quick charging:
• 25 to 30 miles in 10 minutes
• 40 to 50 miles in 15 minutes
• 80 to 100 in 30 min

18. Level 2 Residential & Commercial
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• Retailers
– Lowes
– Best Buy
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– Home Depot

19. DC Fast Charging
Ecotality Blink Aerovironment
Nissan Standard DCQC
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$45,000 $35,000 -$40,000 $15,500

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