Twelve years after Nissan Leaf went on the market, the sales of all electric vehicles finally exceeded 1 million.

CTOnews.com, July 26 (Xinhua)-- Nissan has been developing in the field of electric vehicles since its Leaf model entered the market in December 2010. So far, Nissan has just announced that its global sales of pure electric vehicles have exceeded 1 million.

It is worth mentioning that since Nissan launched this model, the global electric vehicle industry has undergone earth-shaking changes.

Although the ▲ 2024 leaf was once the best-selling electric car, with the rise of other cars such as Tesla and BYD, this model is far from enough in the field of new energy vehicles, and sales have fallen sharply in recent years. As a result, Nissan launched its second global electric model, the Nissan Ariya.

According to reports, Nissan's Ariya sold more than the Leaf in the United States in the first half of this year, with a range of 304 miles (CTOnews.com Note: about 489.24 kilometers), starting at $43190 (currently about 308000 yuan) and a minimum of 199900 yuan for Chinese models.

▲ Nissan Ariya Electric SUV in order to further increase sales and promote the popularity of electric vehicles in the United States, Nissan recently announced a partnership with Tesla and will adopt NACS connectors. This allows owners of Nissan electric cars to use the Tesla supercharging network.

In addition, Nissan plans to expand its electric car line and launch a total of 19 new electric models by 2030.

In addition to expanding its electric vehicle product line, Nissan plans to develop internal solid-state batteries by 2028, which are expected to be twice as dense as existing lithium-ion batteries, contributing to future battery life growth for Nissan electric vehicles.

▲ Nissan Sakura mini EV