Nissan's Pledge for Electric Qashqai and Juke Production in Sunderland
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【Summary】Nissan pledges to produce electric Qashqai and Juke models in Sunderland, despite concerns about expensive batteries.
Manufacturers in the UK and EU are facing difficulties in meeting the threshold for electric vehicle batteries, which are the most expensive component of these vehicles. Due to this challenge, some manufacturers have requested for the requirement to be deferred.
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