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2010.02.09 Tue
JFS/E-KIZUNA Project
Copyright Nissan Motor Co.


The Renault Nissan Alliance and Saitama City agreed on November 5, 2009, to carry out an E-KIZUNA Project, which will aim to create a sustainable, low-carbon society by promoting electric vehicles (EVs).

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