Nissan expects up to 20 percent of sales to be zero emission cars by 2020

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Nissan Motor expects that zero-emission cars will make up to 20 percent of its sales in Europe by 2020, Gareth Dunsmore, Electric Vehicle (EV) Director for Nissan Europe said in a statement on Monday.
Nissan said it welcomed France’s commitment to reward those who choose more sustainable vehicles.
Last week, Ecology Minister Nicolas Hulot said France would aim to end the sale of gasoline and diesel vehicles by 2040 and become carbon neutral 10 years later.
“By 2020, where the market conditions are right, I’m confident we’ll be selling up to 20 percent of our volume as zero emissions vehicles and this will only grow,” Dunsmore was quoted as saying in an emailed statement.
Questions & Answers
Q.What proportion of Nissan's European sales does the company expect to be zero-emission vehicles by 2020?
What proportion of Nissan's European sales does the company expect to be zero-emission vehicles by 2020?
Nissan Motor expects that zero-emission cars will account for up to 20 percent of its sales in Europe by 2020. This projection was made by Gareth Dunsmore, Electric Vehicle Director for Nissan Europe.
Q.Who made the statement regarding Nissan's zero-emission vehicle sales expectations?
Who made the statement regarding Nissan's zero-emission vehicle sales expectations?
Gareth Dunsmore, the Electric Vehicle (EV) Director for Nissan Europe, made the statement. He expressed confidence in reaching up to 20 percent zero-emission sales by 2020 where market conditions are suitable.
Q.How did Nissan react to France's recent announcement regarding sustainable vehicles?
How did Nissan react to France's recent announcement regarding sustainable vehicles?
Nissan welcomed France's commitment to reward consumers who opt for more sustainable vehicles. This comes after Ecology Minister Nicolas Hulot announced France's aim to end gasoline and diesel vehicle sales by 2040.
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