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EV in South Africa: the future is today

EV in South Africa: the future is today. Pierre Loing Vice President Product Planning & Zero Emission BU Nissan International SA. NISSAN’S APPROACH TO ZERO EMISSION. 1. GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS. 2. NISSAN LEAF. 3. LAUNCH PLANS & OWNERSHIP BENEFITS. 4. Agenda. Debates about EV.

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EV in South Africa: the future is today

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  1. EV in South Africa: the future is today Pierre Loing Vice President Product Planning & Zero Emission BU Nissan International SA

  2. NISSAN’S APPROACH TO ZERO EMISSION 1 GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS 2 NISSAN LEAF 3 LAUNCH PLANS & OWNERSHIP BENEFITS 4 Agenda

  3. Debates about EV

  4. Global warming and CO2

  5. 2050 - 90% CO2 Nissan’s approach to environment

  6. Technology on Internal Combustion Engine < 130g CO2 Continuously Variable Transmission DIG-S 95g CO2

  7. 1999 2006 2010 Nissan Hybrids

  8. Fuel-cell Compact battery Inverter Traction motor Hydrogenstorage cylinder Fuel cell stack

  9. How clean are EVs? Tank-to-wheel energy conversion rate % 100 80 60 40 20 0 Advanced petrol engine Clean diesel Nissan original hybrid Nissanfuel-cell vehicle Electric vehicle

  10. How clean are EVs? Well-to-wheel CO2 emission reductions by powertrain 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% Renewable Electricity Internal Combustion Hybrid-Electric Electric Car

  11. 2007 1947 1996 Mixim Tama Prairie Joy Pivo 2009 2011 EV Tiida prototype ESFLOW Is the technology ready? 1999 2005 Hyper mini 2010 LEAF

  12. Nissan’s Advanced Lithium-ion battery Compact Powerful Durable Safe

  13. Module Pack Vehicle Second life Material Cell Strategic joint ventures on battery technology

  14. “Second-life” for EV batteries Recycle Refabricate Reuse Resell

  15. The time has arrived for EV 95gCO2 BY2020

  16. NISSAN’S APPROACH TO ZERO EMISSION 1 GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS 2 NISSAN LEAF 3 LAUNCH PLANS & OWNERSHIP BENEFITS 4 Agenda

  17. Fleets Governments Standards Utilities Network IT Technologies Holistic approach to Zero Emission Mobility

  18. 100+ 30 10 2008 2009 Today Global partnerships UK DK Canada Ireland Germany NL Washington France Italy Spain Tennessee Portugal Israel China California Japan North Carolina Hong Kong Mexico Singapore Brazil Australia Argentina New Zealand

  19. The Renault-Nissan Alliance is ready for mass marketing 500,000batteries* 5battery plants (Alliance) 3assembly plants (Nissan) * production capacity per year from 2015

  20. NISSAN’S APPROACH TO ZERO EMISSION 1 GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS 2 NISSAN LEAF 3 LAUNCH PLANS & OWNERSHIP BENEFITS 4 Agenda

  21. Nissan LEAF

  22. 5-SEATER HATCHBACK CONNECTED MOBILITY TORQUE 280Nm POWER 80kW RANGE 175km TOP SPEED 145km/h REGENERATIVE BRAKING QUIET EASY TO MAINTAIN 24kW/h ADVANCED LITHIUM-ION BATTERY AFFORDABLE Nissan LEAF

  23. Home charging Charging network Destination charging Pathway charging Short distance Round trip Long distance Normal charging Normal & quick charging Quick charging 2 Charging modes 95%

  24. Nissan’s breakthrough Quick Charging technology

  25. A new driving experience

  26. Enough range for more than 80% of daily trips

  27. Advanced IT to manage range anxiety

  28. World and European Car of the Year 2011

  29. Cold weather Bumps High Pressure Washing Flooded Road A real car, no compromise

  30. 5 stars rating from Euro NCAP

  31. NISSAN’S APPROACH TO ZERO EMISSION 1 GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS 2 THE NISSAN LEAF 3 LAUNCH PLANS & OWNERSHIP BENEFITS 4 Agenda

  32. Nissan LEAF, the world’s best selling EV More than 15,000 LEAF sold

  33. ~ €30,000 in Europe including battery, after incentives

  34. Nissan LEAF, a competitive mobility solution Government subsidies Fuel cost, maintenance… Fuel cost, maintenance… Technology improvement Electricity cost, maintenance… Electricity cost, maintenance… CO2 Tax Vehicle price CO2 Tax Vehicle price Vehicle price Vehicle price MASS EVs C-SEGMENT NISSAN LEAF HYBRID

  35. Nissan LEAF Family Car 1.5 Diesel Family Car 2.0 Petrol Energy cost / 100 km* € 2.07 € 7.7 € 10.4 € 306 € 1,155 € 1,556 Annual budget (15,000 km/year)* Nissan LEAF, a competitive mobility solution • Energy savings for Nissan LEAF up to €800 per year*! • Maintenance costs 15% lower than conventional car * UK business case

  36. Additional Benefits of Nissan for EV’ owners Dedicated public parking places Access to city centres Use of bus lanes

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