Photo: Wikipedia , Public domain. Nissan LEAF R&D Side Benefits? So far, Nissan has been licensing Toyota technology for its Altima hybrid. But that’s about to change for the next generation of Nissan and Infiniti hybrids, and it’s no big surprise considering how much R&D money Nissan has been spending on the LEAF electric car (a lot of what it learned can be used in hybrids). The first car to benefit from Nissan’s new hybrid drivetrain will be the Infiniti M sedan (coming late 2010), and the co… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Nissan Claims In-House Hybrid Tech 2-3x Better Than Toyota’s
