Filed under: EV/Plug-in, Nissan, Legislation and Policy
The Nissan Leaf is making a promotional tour around the U.S. and was in
Massachusetts yesterday. The people of the commonwealth must have liked what they saw, because the Renault-Nissan Alliance announced a new zero-emission vehicle partnership with the state government from the Museum of Science in Boston.
The state and the alliance will work together, in a vague way, to ready a recharging infrastructure for electric cars. How vague? This vague:
As part of the agreement, Nissan and the State of Massachusetts will develop plans to promote a charging infrastructure for electric cars that encourages home and workplace charging, as well as a public charging infrastructure. The partners will work to coordinate the establishment of policies and help streamline charging infrastructure deployment. Nissan also has agreed to make available a supply of electric vehicles statewide.
Yeah, we’re not quite sure what that says, either, but we assume more details will be forthcoming. The Leaf will be available in select markets later this year.
[Source: Nissan North America]
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