Juppitèr Posted May 11, 2018 Posted May 11, 2018 Germany , Rome , London , Paris , Porsche , Skoda , Volvo , Toyota and even the FCA Group . Apparently no one wants oil engines listed in their catalogs, so the industry is already preparing for a greatgoodbye to diesel. It is true that electrical efforts have accelerated more than ever in recent years, the same ones that have brought the hope of being able to replace diesel with other types of more efficient fuels. Nissan is the latest firm to say goodbye to diesel, announcing that it will progressively reduce its engines of this type in the European market, all in order to finally eliminate its sale during the next few years. For this, Nissan has invested heavily in improving its electrical developments, which should become the main drivers of new vehicle sales in the coming years. This goodbye to the generalized diesel that has been seen during the last time has been such that even the sales of vehicles with these engines have dropped considerably in Europe, a market where this fuel was preferred by buyers thanks to its high performance . This Nissan move is part of the MOVE strategic plan that the brand will implement in the medium term and, with a view to 2022, seeks to promote electric propulsion, autonomous driving and the various connectivity services , setting its objective to sell one million vehicles electrified during the next four years, one of the most ambitious goals of recent times.
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