About 250 to 300 cars and trucks on display at the Convention Center from Friday through Monday
that ramp up with increasing percentages until the 100 percent goal is reached.
The nine models on display at the Nissan showroom include a new all-electric sports-utility vehicle called the, rolled out to complement the Leaf, the EV compact that’s been around since December 2010. Just released for sale on Dec. 18, the Ariya goes about 300 miles between charges. Don Anderson of San Carlos wiped down the carbon-fiber body of his 2016 Radical XRC 500R Thursday afternoon. The low-to-ground race car can hit 185 mph, weighs 2,200 pounds with 650 horsepower and goes from zero to 60 in 2.7 seconds.
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