Nissan's e-NV 200

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Andy Palmer (L), chief planning officer and executive vice president of Nissan Motor Co., and Takao Katagiri, executive vice president of the company, stand by Nissan's e-NV 200, in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, on June 9, 2014, as the automaker unveils the commercial electric vehicle that can travel up to about 190 kilometers per charge, ahead of its launch in Europe in the month and in Japan in October.

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