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California pushes to increase number of zero-emission vehicles in use

By Take Two Staff
Published Oct 25, 2013
Nissan Motors' Zero Emission electric vehicle 'Leaf' (R) and five-door hatchback 'Note' are on display at the showroom of its headquarters in Yokohama, south of Tokyo on May 10, 2013. Nissan said its annual net profit came in nearly flat from a year earlier, a result that stood in stark contrast to rivals Toyota and Honda which have booked soaring profits.
Nissan Motors' Zero Emission electric vehicle 'Leaf' (R) and five-door hatchback 'Note' are on display at the showroom of its headquarters in Yokohama, south of Tokyo on May 10, 2013. Nissan said its annual net profit came in nearly flat from a year earlier, a result that stood in stark contrast to rivals Toyota and Honda which have booked soaring profits.
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