Nissan LEAF Jarkko AhlbomEV Project ManagerNissan Nordic Europe Oy

The time has arrived for EV

95g CO2

BY 2020

Nissan Green Program

Nissan’s approach to environment

2050

- 90% CO2

Debates about EV feasibility

How clean are EVs?

100

80

60

40

20

0 Advancedpetrol engine

Clean diesel Electric vehicleNissan original hybrid

Nissanfuel-cell vehicle

Tank-to-wheel energy conversion rate %

How clean are EVs?

Well-to-wheel future CO2 emission reductions by powertrain

Internal Combustion Hybrid-Electric

RenewableElectricity

100%

80%

60%

40%

20%

0%

Electric Vehicle

Nissan’s holistic approach to Zero Emission

EV Advancedtechnologies Partnerships

Is the technology ready?

Tama

1947 1996

Prairie Joy

1996

Altra

1999

Hyper mini

1999

Cylinder battery

2005

Laminated battery

Nissan’s Advanced Lithium-ion battery

Powerful

Safe

Compact

Durable

Strategic joint ventures

Second lifeVehiclePackModuleMaterial Cell

Developing global partnerships

Fleets Governments

Standards Utilities

Network ITTechnologies

The Nissan LEAF

AFFORDABLE

ADVANCED LITHIUM-ION BATTERY

NO COMPROMISEON PERFORMANCE

FIVE-SEATER HATCHBACK

RANGE OF 175 KM

EASY TO MAINTAIN

ZERO EMISSIONS

QUIET

CONNECTED MOBILITY

Quick charge~30min

Normal charge8h-12h

Charging modes

Available with two charging modes: Normal & Quick

EV Leadership

Car of the Year 2011

EV Leadership

World Car of the Year 2011

Range anxiety

58% 24% 10% 8%

50km 100km 150km 200km

Standard trips weekdays

Advanced IT system to manage range anxiety

Distance to emptyEco drivingindicatorReachable area

Nissan connect powered by carwings

Autonomy & charging locationsPre-heating or cooling timerCharging timerSetting of notifications

Nissan connect powered by carwings

* production capacity per year

500,000 batteries*5 battery plants3 assembly plants

The Renault-Nissan Alliance is ready for mass marketing

Thank You!