Nissan to present electric city car at Tokyo show

nissan city car — The vehicle's name comes from Nissan's series of Intelligent Mobility concept vehicles, with the "k" being a nod to so-called kei class of minicars so popular in Japan. (Nissan)

October 01, 2019 10:06 AM

TOKYO -- Nissan has pulled the wraps off a full-electric, self-parking pint-sized city car concept that showcases the automaker's latest electrification and autonomous-driving technologies.

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