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At the 2018 Geneva Motor Show, Nissan unveiled its color scheme for the season five Formula E car, which features striking new aerodynamics and an entirely new battery and powertrain package.
The most eye-catching reveal was, of course, Nissan's new Formula E car. Nissan will join the all-electric racing series for the 2018/19 season, taking the place of its partner Renault. The championship not only helps Nissan put its EV technology on a global racing stage, but it also serves as a development laboratory to help refine and improve its technology. Formula E CEO Alejandro Agag was on hand at the Nissan press conference for the unveiling.
Speaking of crossovers, Nissan recognizes their continued popularity, and plans to offer electrified versions of its next-generation CUVs in Europe. The company also highlighted its partnerships with renewable energy providers, and announced that it is working with E.ON on vehicle-to-grid and energy storage solutions. Nissan also plans to continue its solar and wind power initiatives in order to bring its EV customers clean, affordable energy.