Inside Future Mobility

Nissan has brought back its performance sub-brand to spice up its electric family SUV In an effort to make their cars stand out, particularly the electric ones, manufacturers have got in the habit of dusting off old names. There are storied ones like the Ford Capri and Renault 5, but the more niche ones are fair game as well.Weâ€™ve seen the odd Nissan Motorsport-branded Nissan Juke and GT-R in Europe, but Nissan never developed NismoÂ into a fully fledged sub-brand like it has done in Japan. Now itâ€™s back to add some spice to the Nissan Ariya electric SUV and turn it into the Nissan Ariya Nismo.

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