Can the Tiny Nissan Sakura Make It Big in the EV Market?

Mitsubishi’s eK X EV, a sibling of the Nissan Sakura. (Courtesy of Mitsubishi Motors)

The Sakura’s interior surpasses conventional kei-class vehicles in both its advanced design and rich detailing. (Courtesy of Nissan Motors)

The Dayz, which became Sakura’s base, comes standard with driving assist technology that is state-of-the-art for kei cars. (Courtesy of Nissan Motor)

The Sakura, developed by NMKV, was mainly developed by Nissan and is produced by Mitsubishi. (Courtesy of Nissan Motor)