Nissan unveils electric and hybrid mock-ups No comments yet

Nissan’s electric prototype; Nissan has brought out all-electric and creative hybrid electric prototype vehicles. Both the cars are being powered by highly developed lithium-ion batteries.

The new C02-breaking foments are part Nissan’s program to bring in an all-electric vehicle to the worldwide market by 2012.

The electric vehicle has a front-wheel drive set up and it applies a newly-formulated 80kW motor with packed in lithium-ion batteries set up under the floor.
The Hybrid Electric Vehicle has a high-show back-wheel-drive hybrid arrangement. It utilizes two clutches where the motor shifts between the two to optimize and maintain vitality as well as progress fuel-effectiveness as driving circumstances amend. The dynamic uniqueness of the control is as follows:

* Idle-stop: the vehicle operates on battery to save on fuel.
* Regular driving: The engine is utilized both to power the motor and regenerate the battery.
* Acceleration: Both the engine and battery is utilized to power the motor to accomplish smooth acceleration.
* Deceleration: Energy from halting is preserved and re-routed back to renew the battery.

Solar batteries for Nissan cars No comments yet

Nissan’s cars which are sold in North America and Europe are going to have their batteries charged through the solar energy. The two companies that is Nissan and ICP have entered into an agreement for sales of solar charged batteries.
The charger actually keeps the 12-volt batteries charged while the Nissan cars are parked outside with the dealers to be sold.  These ICP batteries are sold for $50 to people who want such batteries as supplemental.
The cars which are manufactured these days include in them a lot of electronic gadgets which use the same car batter. This makes a major issue for the manufacturers and the dealers.
The solar chargers price ranges between $50 and $1,350.