Aixam Mega Takes Over Electric Nice Car Company

In a world where natural resources are limited, some people think that electric vehicles will be the next generation of cars. That seems to be the opinion of electric vehicle manufacturer Aixam Mega who has recently bought the rival Nice Car Company, whatcar.com reported. The Nice Car Company was facing serious problems and its range of electric cars might have soon been history if Aixam Mega hadn't offered a helpful hand.

But let's see what happened in the recent past. The Nice Car Company who previously marketed Aixam Mega's range of electric cars went into administration in November last year.

Aixam Mega’s UK general manager Lawrence Holland explained that following the  takeover, they  “have retained the key sales and service facilities, as well as some personnel, to make the transfer of business as seamless as possible, “adding that “mega drivers should be reassured that it is now business as normal.”

Since Holland believes the future in automotive industry is composed of greener cars, sales for electric vehicles are likely to grow in the future. “Sales of electric vehicles have slowed during the recent economic downturn, but over the longer term sales have been growing steadily. We believe that this growth will continue and that electric cars will buck the trends affecting the wider automotive sector.”

Following the purchase, the Nice Car Company's Sales and service facilities will be operated by Aixam Mega in London, where it is going to sell its Mega City all-electric car and the Mega Multitrucks range of ultra-light commercial vehicles.