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At this year's Geneva Motor Show, Nissan looked ahead to the future of electric vehicles
.
Nissan predicts that the gas station of the future may be just the car itself
.
Technologies such as solar panels, wireless EV chargers, and autonomous driving not only charge cars, but also power people's daily lives
.
The car can be wirelessly connected to the underground grid via specific charging stations, converting solar, wind and tidal energy into electricity
.
The vehicle can park itself in the bay to charge overnight and automatically exchange
with other vehicles when charging.
The vehicle can then be connected to the owner's residence to power
the house.
Nissan is currently testing vehicle charging network technology in Europe, which allows cars to operate like independent 'energy hubs', storing, using or returning clean energy to the grid
.
London-based Foster Architects revealed a number of forward-thinking transport options, including the construction of unique roads above the tracks to create a safer route
for cyclists.
Nissan recently announced that it will use electric vehicle technology to power
its offices in France.
The new building will be equipped with a 1 MWh energy storage system and will be powered by 64 Nissan Leaf electric vehicle batteries, combined with solar energy
.
At this year's Geneva Motor Show, Nissan looked ahead to the future of electric vehicles
.
Nissan predicts that the gas station of the future may be just the car itself
.
Technologies such as solar panels, wireless EV chargers, and autonomous driving not only charge cars, but also power people's daily lives
.
The car can be wirelessly connected to the underground grid via specific charging stations, converting solar, wind and tidal energy into electricity
.
The vehicle can park itself in the bay to charge overnight and automatically exchange
with other vehicles when charging.
The vehicle can then be connected to the owner's residence to power
the house.
Nissan is currently testing vehicle charging network technology in Europe, which allows cars to operate like independent 'energy hubs', storing, using or returning clean energy to the grid
.
London-based Foster Architects revealed a number of forward-thinking transport options, including the construction of unique roads above the tracks to create a safer route
for cyclists.
Nissan recently announced that it will use electric vehicle technology to power
its offices in France.
The new building will be equipped with a 1 MWh energy storage system and will be powered by 64 Nissan Leaf electric vehicle batteries, combined with solar energy
.
