After announcing its major restructuring plan back in May 2020, the Renault Nissan Mitsubishi Alliance is now preparing for the next stage of its transformation towards a carbon-neutral business. Thanks to a massive $25 billion investment in the next five years, the three companies will jointly develop and launch no fewer than 35 new electric models by the end of the decade.
In a new lengthy press release detailing the roadmap for the three automakers, the conglomerate proudly says 90 percent of these 35 new EVs will be based on five common platforms. These are the CMF-AEV, KEI-EV, LCV-EV, CMF-EV, and CMF-BEV, with each one covering a different vehicle segment on the market. The CMF-BEV, currently under development, will be launched in 2024 and will serve as a base for the Nissan Micra replacement, the new Renault R5, and an Alpine product.
