The two firms plan to offer EV customers a competitive e-mobility package covering the infrastructure for charging an Alliance electric car and also the installation of such a unit.

TMH will secure the electricity for the charging unit through its network of local utility providers.

In Austria, TMH will also provide customers with certification that the electricity from their charging unit is derived from renewable energy sources, making them eligible for electricity subsidies in that market.

'Our partnership with The Mobility House will give our EV customers in Austria and Switzerland a competitive one-stop solution at our dealerships for all their e-mobility needs, including domestic charging, installation by a certified technician, and electricity. This service will start with the award-winning Nissan LEAF, which arrives in Europe this year, the first in a series of 100% electric vehicles to be launched by the Alliance,' said Nissan International SA's Pierre Loing, vice president of product planning & strategy and head of the company's zero-emission business unit.