Nissan Diesel launches diesel hybrid truck with capacitor

TOKYO, Japan - Nissan Diesel Motor Co. launched June 24 a hybrid truck equipped with a diesel engine, an electric motor and a capacitor in what it claims is the world's first commercialization of a hybrid vehicle using a capacitor. The company said the Super Power Capacitor has twice the power-storage capability of existing capacitors.

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