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Nissan Joins ChargeScape

Last month, a tripartite of major brands announce the launch of ChargeScape, an endeavor intended to better integrate the charging demands of electric vehicles to the nation’s power grid. Now, Nissan has joined the fray.

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Fed65767768 Jesus, a car with some rust, sundry dings, electrical issues, dodgy A/C, and a slipping transmission is not in "pretty good shape." CP.
Undead Zed Mazda renewed the trademark, you say? That gives me hope that they may eventually put out another coupe, possibly a bigger and comfier sibling for the MX-5.
FreedMike Nice car, but it's more than a bit poky, which is disappointing given its' bloodline.
Lorenzo Stellantis warranty people must be sighing in relief over such a minor defect, probably cheaply corrected. They're probably pulling their hair out over the bean counters finding "economies" in engine internal parts manufacturing.
Lorenzo I used to wonder about Japanese model names, especially Toyota and their Corolla, Camry, Cressida, etc. I never thought they could be topped for unusual model names, but the Germans did!

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