JAPAN: Nissan working on longer range li-ion battery - paper
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 30 November 2009
Nissan Motor is working on a lithium-ion battery that can almost double the range of an electric vehicle to 300 kilometres (200 miles) on a single charge, according to the Japanese business daily Nikkei.
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