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Autocar has learned that Nissan’s first production fuel cell car is likely to be a sports or luxury model, if the programme gets the go-ahead.

Izuho Hirano, Nissan’s fuel cell laboratory manager, admits that a fuel cell car must have “a point of additional appeal besides a fuel cell” if it is to sell for a target price of around £50,000.

The high price, enforced by the technology’s cost, has lead Nissan to conclude that the car must either be a high performance sports car, a luxu...Read the full article

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