TOKYO -- Nissan said it will be able to comply with U.S. local sourcing rules for electric vehicle tax credits starting in 2026 as it consolidates platforms and drivetrains for more competitive EVs.
The automaker will begin offering six EV nameplates in the important U.S. market starting that year.
The lineup will include a next-generation Leaf hatchback and the Ariya crossover, as well as four new models made for the Nissan and Infiniti brands at its Canton, Miss., plant.