In striving to make things better, Nissan Mexico has arranged for 500 of the 2,000 Nissan Tsuru sedans to be provided with battery management system technology within the next two years.

Providing such system is made possible through Odyne Corporation. Odyne will supply these Nissan vehicles with management trays, on-board charging systems, and other necessary peripheral technology for the stored energy systems. This Mexico-established Nissan model has a combined detail of harmony and functionality in the vehicle. Tsuru boasts of a system of brakes combined of back front disc and drum with a braking length of 34.8m (80 to 0 km/h).

For starters, Odyne, which is a developer of plug-in hybrid electric vehicle technology for trucks and buses, will only work on 500 Nissan Tsuru sedans and will gradually work its way to the the remaining sedans. This has been made possible through the Electro Effective Cars of Mexico (Electro Autos Eficaces de Mexico) Agreement which Odyne has signed. The tentative cost for the stored energy system will amount between US$1.2 M and US$1.7 M.

Nissan Mexico, which was established in September 1961, makes sure that their clients are provided with the quality products and services. Innovation such as the battery management system is just one of the numerous advancement Nissan wants to incorporate in the future.

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