Nissan Cuts Leaf Price in Japan to Boost Sales in Biggest Market
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Nissan Motor Co., Japan’s second-biggest carmaker, said it is cutting the price of the all-electric Leaf hatchback in the country to boost sales in the model’s largest market.
Nissan will trim the current G, X and S grades of the car by 280,000 yen ($3,165) starting in April, following price cuts in the U.S. earlier this month, according to a statement by the company today.