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Nissan Will Spend £13 Billion To Accelerate Transition To Electric Vehicles
Nissan plans to invest over 2 trillion yen (£13.2 billion) on vehicle electrification over the next five years.
Its Sunderland facility plays a vital role in the battle against traditional carmakers and experts such as Tesla.

Nissan’s crossover EV concept car, which it will be producing at its Sunderland plant. Photograph: Nissan/PA
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