TOKYO — Nissan Motor plans to develop its own plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, set to hit the market in the late 2020s, Nikkei has learned, and is also considering supplying PHEVs to partner company Mitsubishi Motors' Honda Motor. , does not offer that type of car in the Japanese market.
As sales of all-electric vehicles stagnate amid high prices globally, Nissan sees high-margin PHEVs as an important bridge to widespread EV adoption.