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Hunt Nissan loves to see automakers creating energy-efficient, innovative vehicles that lower our collective impact on the environment. But in order to really make a dent in the debt we owe to Mother Nature, it's going to take more than just building green cars. It's going to take out-of-the-box thinking, deep-seated dedication and a commitment to eco-friendly practices outside the automotive realm. To illustrate what we mean, let us share a story about the Nissan LEAF.

Since 2005, Nissan has cranked out a series of electric vehicle concept models that, while not exactly plausible, have been quite interesting to view. Latest in the lineup is the Nissan PIVO 3 which will make its debut at the upcoming Tokyo Motor Show this December. While not everyone is jumping on the miniature-sized EV bandwagon, Hunt Nissan thinks the PIVO 3 has what it takes to make it to the future market.

As more and more auto makers  are joining the Electric Vehicle movement, Nissan has already started to spread through the world market. Nissan Leaf will soon be available at Hunt Nissan in Chattanooga, TN as the Nissan EV will becoming to 7 mores states next year .

Nissan is planning to make their all-electric Leaf available around on the global market. Pierre Loing, VP of product planning and zero-emission business at Nissan International, "believes zero-emission vehicles

We wrote  about the new Nissan EV quick charger (to be available in November in Japan), in our Nissan blogs recently.

Even before this new quick charger is available on the market, the Japanese auto maker is already working on developing a newer technology to decrease charging time even more. Nissan ultimate goal is to develop a system capable of fully charging Nissan electrics and plug-ins, in just 10 minutes!

Working with researchers from Kansai

Nissan has been talking about developing a new quick charger for Electric Vehicle like the LEAF, for some time now. And, now they have recently announced that a production-model charger is on its way. Coinciding with the unveiling of the new technology, the Japanese automaker divulged plans to bring their new quick charger to market, starting this November.

To start, Nissan will make the quick charger available only in Japan through their part suppliers. This

The all new and all electric Nissan Leaf is not more that none of the most anticipated cars in North America. In fact, the EV was recently blessed with automotive's most coveted award - The 2011 World Car of the Year. This honor not certainly a great achievement by Nissan, but it also promotes electric vehicles to the top of the global market. Winning World Car follows Leaf's European Car of the Year title

The Nissan Leaf has barely been out a month and already the car's received a abundance of environmental awards. The vehicle has been named as the winner of Green Car Website's Green Car of the Year 2010.

Site editor Faye Sunderland said: "Unlike other electric cars coming to the market in 2011, the Leaf has been designed from the start to be a purely electric-powered model and in this sense it is truly