Nissan’s commitment to electrifying its range in Europe is now confirmed by the numbers. To date, over 1.25 million electrified vehicles from the Japanese manufacturer have been sold on the continent. Of these, more than 350,000 are 100% electric, a milestone that strengthens the brand’s competence and experience and confirms its leadership in zero-emission mobility.
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Nissan breaks records in Europe
Building on this technological and commercial heritage, Nissan presents the widest and most complete electrified range in its history on the continent. The offer, designed for an increasingly diverse clientele, includes the new MICRA, the third generation of LEAF, ARIYA and X‑TRAIL. These are models that, in one way or another, interpret different lifestyles and accompany the transition towards more sustainable mobility.
Over 1 million sales
Nissan’s range of electrified vehicles is set to expand further by the end of the year with a new 100% electric A-segment model and in early 2027 with JUKE EV, offering more options to European customers. In line with a long-term strategy, the company aims to make access to electrified driving more flexible and inclusive, combining solutions dedicated to different needs and price ranges in its portfolio. In this context, the European market also confirms significant growth. ACEA data indicates that in 2025, electrified cars accounted for 61.3% of new car registrations in the EU, an increase of 51.7% compared to 2024.
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