Nissan's ePower tech coming to U.S. vehicles

Klein: Expect ePower to be introduced as an option on higher-end vehicles.

January 21, 2018 05:00 AM

DETROIT — Startled by enthusiastic consumer demand for ePower in Japan last year, Nissan Motor Co. now plans to introduce the electric motor-powered technology to its vehicles in the U.S.

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