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Electric Dongfeng Nissan launching in China in 2012

Nissan and Renault have been making a lot of hay about plans to introduce electric cars by 2010. The Franco-Japanese partners have teamed up with Better Place in countries like Israel and Denmark to establish a charging and battery exchange infrastructure. The companies are also working directly with governments in Portugal and elsewhere. The latest step in the electric effort will come from China, where Dongfeng Nissan, the alliance's affiliate, will start producing electric cars in 2012. Nissan and Renault are aiming to leap-frog rival Toyota ... Read more →

Dongfeng investigating hydrous ethanol Xavier Navarro

Dongfeng, one of the largest Chinese manufacturers (with a range of models that include some Citroëns), has announced that is investigating hydrous ethanol. The development does not only mean ...

China's Dongfeng shows off their memorably named EQ7200HEV hybrid! Sam Abuelsamid

Those who remember the Nissan Altima of the late '0s might find the vehicle in the photo slightly familiar. Apparently Chinese automaker Dongfeng is still making cars based on the car that was badged ...

Electric Dongfeng Nissan launching in China in 2012 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Nissan and Renault have been making a lot of hay about plans to introduce electric cars by 2010. The Franco-Japanese partners have teamed up with Better Place in countries like Israel and Denmark to establish a charging and battery exchange infrastructure. The companies are also working directly ...

Dongfeng investigating hydrous ethanol 1 year ago on Autoblog Green

Dongfeng, one of the largest Chinese manufacturers (with a range of models that include some Citroëns), has announced that is investigating hydrous ethanol. The development does not only mean that they will adapt engines but the development of the fuel itself. What is Dongfeng saying that ...

China's Dongfeng shows off their memorably named EQ7200HEV hybrid! 2 years ago on Autoblog Green

Those who remember the Nissan Altima of the late '0s might find the vehicle in the photo slightly familiar. Apparently Chinese automaker Dongfeng is still making cars based on the car that was badged as the Bluebird in Asian markets. They have just announced a new hybrid sedan with the ever so easy ...


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