In California, Nissan's Japanese rival Honda Motor Co. is leasing a number of its fuel cell power fcx clear of vehicles, which run on hydrogen and the only water emissions, while General Motors Corp. (NYSE: GM | Price | charts | News | powerrating) is developing a plug-in electric car called the Chevrolet V, it hopes to launch in 2010 and the Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F | Price | charts | news | powerrating ) Has a fleet of 20 plug-in model through a partnership with the Southern California edison.chief Chief Executive said that the zero-emission vehicles is one of the main business priorities in the short term and long-term for the company, The aim is to sell them all over the world 2012. The government and Nissan - Renault will be four months before the disclosure of the detailed study of the measures. Nissan has yet to introduce electric vehicles, which are developing countries, but said it would be able to conduct five adults about 100 miles before its lithium-ion rechargeable batteries, will have a maximum speed of 90 mph.the the Government of Portugal said that this will Help the development of a national network, the charge of the site and will encourage the use of zero-emission vehicles to provide tax breaks for those who buy them.shares of Nissan Motor fell 28 cents to close at 16.0 1 U.S. dollars, and the stock Honda Motor rose 20 cents to close at 33.6 0 U.S. dollars, and GM shares fell 45 cents to end at 10.33 U.S. dollars.