The New Motion was recommended by the City of Amsterdam, a long-term supporter of Renault and Nissan’s ambitious zero-emission plans, as the ideal EMO partner to support the Alliance’s EV pilot programme in this country.
Under the programme kicked off last September, Nissan agreed to make 100 units of the 100% electric Nissan LEAF available to fleet customers between February and June 2011.
Since then, The New Motion and free car review Amsterdam have been actively preparing the necessary charging infrastructure to accompany the deliveries of the award-winning Nissan LEAF to the city. The New Motion will be providing customers both home and office charging solutions in line with the Alliance’s requirements parkers car review, while Amsterdam has deployed its new generation “Mode 3 Type 2” public charging posts that will provide EV drivers without private parking the convenience of normal, parkers car and driver 16 ampere charging.
“Our partnership with The New Motion makes zero-emission mobility a reality for customers. The Renault-Nissan Alliance aims to be a global leader in zero-emission mobility.
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