Nissan will launch a new range of micro-mobility vehicles through a new partnership with Silence.
The car maker will hold distribution and service rights in the UK, from October 2024, for the Silence product range, including Silence S04 quadricycle vehicles and electric motorcycles.
Nissan has already launched the initiative in France, Germany and Italy. It's part of the brand's 'The Arc' strategy, which will see the launch of 11 new models and more strategic partnerships in order to explore new revenue streams.
The first product to launch will be the Silence S04 Nanocar. As a rival to the Citroen Ami, it comes in two variants: the L6e and L7e.
The L7e has a range of 92 miles and the L6e can cover 109 miles, with top speeds reaching 28mph (L6e) and 54mph (L7e) – ideal for daily commutes or exploring the town. Powered by two 5.6kWh batteries, it offers multiple charging options, including direct charging, battery swapping at dedicated stations (available with subscription where available), and home or office charging through a removable battery pack.
Gareth Dunsmore, managing director e-Micro Mobility at Nissan AMIEO, said: “Following Italy, France and Germany, I am excited to see our partnership now expanding to the UK. Through this Nissan partnership with ACCIONA, we’re ensuring that many more people across Europe have access to electric mobility and can embark on their EV journey. By opening access to Silence’s diverse range of alternative products, we are easing the EV transition by combining clean mobility with cutting-edge technology, in functional and flexible vehicles.”
Carlos Sotelo, CEO of ACCIONA’s mobility business and Silence, added: “The needs of drivers in today’s towns and cities are changing – their commute, their attitudes to mobility, and what constitutes a realistic and efficient way for them to get around urban areas. To respond to this, we need to think smarter, smaller and lighter. Silence’s light electric vehicles (EV), partnered with Nissan’s strong distribution network, offers new, exciting, and clever options for urban mobility in Europe, shaping a more sustainable future.”
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