Photo Source: NISSAN Nissan’s smallest and most affordable crossover in its 2024 lineup is the new Kicks model. Originally released in 2016, the Nissan Kicks squares up against challenging rivals such as the Chevrolet Trax and the Volkswagen Taos, offering a unique set of features to battle in one of the most competitive SUV segments…
Photo Source: NISSAN Creating the Ariya was not enough for Nissan, so it pushed the boundaries of its all-electric SUV and transformed it from a mundane electron-powered electric vehicle into a sleek crossover. Indeed, following the GT-R, Z, and Japan-only Skyline, the automaker introduced its fourth Nismo (NISsan MOtorsport) model, which removes the internal combustion…
Photo Source: NISSAN For the 2024 model year, the Nissan Armada drops the base S trim, making the SV the point of entry. The Armada SUV’s pricing has seen an uptick across the board, reflecting enhancements such as power-adjustable and heated front seats, a 12.3-inch touchscreen display unit, and navigation. As such, the introductory trim…
Photo Source: NISSAN Nissan continues to enhance its best-selling crossover and reinforce its commitment to bringing the latest technology to the most popular vehicles within its lineup. The 2024 Nissan Rogue receives a bold exterior refresh and significant available technology upgrades to make every trip more convenient and better connected. Building on its strong core…
Photo Source: NISSAN Japanese automakers and car buyers have earned a reputation for being slow to embrace the shift to electric vehicles, but an unlikely domestic winner provides a hint of how electric vehicles can evolve to suit different markets. Introduced in the 2022 model year, Nissan’s Sakura–jointly developed with Mitsubishi Motors, which sells it…
Photo Source: NISSAN As members of one of the most prolific segments in the American automotive market, Nissan SUVs generally sell remarkably well. However, this is not just because everyone adores these high-riders, but rather because the brand is known for its dependable, high-value, and easy-to-live-with vehicles. Presented in several configurations, ranging from small to…
Photo Source: NISSAN Nissan is no stranger to building electric vehicles, having sold over half a million of the Leaf over the past dozen years, with no fewer than 19 new electric vehicle models on the way from the Japanese company by 2030. The 2023 Ariya Platinum+ e-4orce not only represents the first of these…
Photo Source: NISSAN The 2024 Nissan Frontier will arrive in showrooms with a few significant changes, notably a throwback-inspired Hardbody Edition that the automaker claims will tug at the heartstrings of multi-generational truck buyers. Despite an onslaught of competition, especially from pickup trucks like the newly redesigned Toyota Tacoma, the Frontier has carved its niche…
Photo Source: NISSAN The global market for electric vehicles continues to explode. However, not everyone is comfortable with the idea of charging instead of refueling from a pump just yet. Few countries have adequate charger infrastructure, while other markets have only just begun building one. This is why Nissan took a different approach with the…
Photo Source: NISSAN For 2024, Nissan’s most popular vehicle in the United States market, the Rogue, will receive a minor redesign. However, the outcome does not alter its fundamental qualities as a mainstream compact crossover. The Nissan Rogue SUV’s admirable points include ample technological updates and handsome looks. The lower trims–the S and SV–also offer…
