Nissan has been a leader in electric vehicles since 1947. They have sold over 270,000 EVs globally and have invested $4 billion in battery production. Current EVs can meet the daily driving needs of most customers. Charging infrastructure for EVs is growing rapidly, especially in Nordic countries. The range of EVs is also increasing quickly, with some new models offering over 500km of range. Nissan is developing solutions like vehicle-to-grid technology and battery second-life applications to support the growth of EVs and smart energy systems. They are also working on autonomous driving technologies that will further revolutionize transportation.

1. FUTURE MOBILITY IS HERE.
Jarkko Ahlbom – Zero Emission Strategy Manager
Nissan Nordic Europe Oy

2. NISSAN’S EV TIMELINE
1947 ‐2016

3. $4bn
TOTAL COST
BATTERY PRODUCTION ON 3 CONTINENTS

4. WORLD’S BIGGEST EV MANUFACTURER:
~270 000 SOLD EV’S IN 46 COUNTRIES

5. 96%
OF CUSTOMERS WOULD
RECOMMEND LEAF
OUR MOST SATISFIED OWNERS
92%
CUSTOMER
SATISFACTION

6. THE CASE FOR EV’S

7. EFFICIENCY
100
80
60
40
20
0
Advanced
petrol engine
Clean diesel Electric vehicleNissan
original hybrid
Nissan
fuel‐cell vehicle
Tank‐to‐wheel energy conversion rate %

8. LOW EMISSIONS
ICE HEV/PHEV
Renewable
Electricity
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
EV
Well‐to‐wheel energy conversion rate %

9. Miksi sähköauto?
Päästövähennykset
(huom, sähköntuotanto
päästökaupan piirissä)
Energiatehokkuus
Kustannustehokkuus
(koko elinkaari)

10. 0%
4%
8%
12%
16%
20%
97,8%
1,5% 0,7%
Less than
170km/day
From 170
km/day to 245
km/day
More than 245
km/ day
Compact segment daily driving distances
Current EV’s on the market can satisfy the needs of average daily driving for
almost everybody

11. 0
8
0
3
SWE
DEN
FIN
NOR
August
2011
EST 0
10
56
15
70
August
2013
163
106
66
48
248
August
2015
163
11 311 631
166*
107
~50
383*
August
2016
163
869
* = Nobil
Nordic quick charger evolution 11‐16
Charging infrastructure is developing at an increasing
rate (Chademo‐standard)

12. 500 KM+ *
Electric Vehicles develop at a rapid pace
• Compact segment EV range has doubled in the past 5 years
• End 2016 compact segment EV’s with 400‐500 km range are available
2010 150 KM
2013 199 KM
2014 212 KM
400 KM *
2011 175 KM
2012 175 KM
2016 300 KM
2015 250 KM
* Source: 29.9.2016 Paris Motorshow launches
Compact car segment EV’s range development 2010 ‐ 2016

13. CITY LIVING IS BEING
REVOLUTIONISED

14. SMART CITIES
Smart grid
P
Connected
parking
Connected
buildings
Autonomous
cars
Connected public
transport
The Internet
of things
CONNECTED ELECTRIC VEHICLES HAVE A BIG ROLE

15. OUR SOLUTIONS

16. 360° APPROACH
HELPS NISSAN
ADDRESS
CHALLENGES
V2G
Nissan
INSPIRING Expert
in EV Solutions
BATTERY
2ND LIFE
ELECTRIC VEHICLES BATTERIES
CHARGING
INFRASTRUCTURE
SMART
GRIDS
FUTURE
MOBILITY
COLLABORATIVE
APPROACH

17. THE FIRST COMMERCIAL V2G SOLUTION
JUST LAUNCHED IN EUROPE

18. KEY FIGURES FOR FREDERIKSBERG FORSYNING’S
V2G HUB IN COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
• 10 Nissan eNV200 electric vans + 10 bi‐directional chargers from
Endesa/Enel
• Yearly revenue potential with Fredriksberg is about 10 000 DKK
(~1350 EUR) per car
Battery Status of Charge
100%
50%
7h 7h18h 6h
0%
Use of the car for
mobility
Use of the car for
V2G
Vehicle fully charged in the
morning
70%

19. 4R: Reuse, Refabricate, Resell, Recycle
BATTERY SECOND LIFE
 Batteries enter second life after ~8‐10years of usage in a car
 Batteries entering 2nd life have 70%‐80% of capasity left
 Current sold batteries equal 6 GWH of storage capasity
250K sold Nissan EV’s
48 modules in 1 unit
12 million modules
4 cells in 1 module
48 million cells

20. BATTERY 2nd LIFE ‐ STATIONARY STORAGE BATTERIES
‐Many applications available for the storage batteries
Charging
Infrastructure
Houses
Office or
Residential
buildings
Industrial
Buildings
LOCAL GRID
Battery for Buildings
RES Farm

21. xSTORAGE BY NISSAN & EATON
• Designed to be the most reliable and affordable energy storage system in the market today
• Developed in collaboration with Eaton and designed in the UK Nissan Design Europe in London

22. NISSAN ProPILOT‐THE FUTURE OF DRIVING
2016: assist drivers by steering, braking,
and accelerating automatically and
safely in a single lane on highways
2018: "multiple‐lane control" application that can autonomously
negotiate hazards and change lanes during highway driving
2020: capability for the vehicle to navigate city driving and
intersections without driver intervention
Nissan is taking a step‐by‐step approach in introducing autonomous driving technologies to market:

23. Thank You!
Jahlbom@nissan‐europe.com