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Exciting News for EV Owners
Nissan is paving the way for a brighter future for EV drivers with its expansive NISSAN ENERGY charging network. Designed to support ARIYA owners across the country, this network features over 90,000 public charging stations nationwide. Whether you're commuting to work or embarking on a road trip, Nissan is here to keep you charged and moving.
When you begin driving, a primary lesson is to focus on the road ahead, yet it's equally crucial to be mindful of what occurs behind and within your blind spots. Although this awareness can pose challenges for drivers, the Nissan Safety Shield 360 simplifies this task.
Electric vehicles (EVs) have left an indelible mark on the automotive industry in recent years. Technological advancements and a growing environmental consciousness have propelled the surge in electric car popularity. Nevertheless, despite their numerous advantages, misconceptions and myths still persist regarding electric vehicles.
The Nissan Z GT4 is the perfect choice for amateur and professional racers. Developed by NISMO, this car has all the features you need to compete on the track. With 450 horsepower and racing tires, the GT4-spec Z is built for performance. Plus, the track-ready chassis provides superior handling and agility. So if you're looking for a race car that can take on anything, the Nissan Z GT4 is for you.
A recent study from Consumer Reports found that electric vehicles (EVs) offer savings over traditional gas-powered cars. The study looked at the cost of ownership for both vehicles over time and found that EVs are cheaper to own in almost every single category.
Nissan reminds the world that now is the perfect time to "go electric." 2022 is a crossroads for many people, a time when they decide the trajectory for the rest of life. Nothing makes the ride so smooth and efficient as a 2022 Nissan LEAF. This highly reliable and long-lasting electric model allows you to free yourself from the shackles of gasoline and move onto cleaner energy. 
Nissan pledges to spend 17.6 billion dollars in the next five years on developing and manufacturing electric vehicles. The Japanese automotive titan might launch at least a dozen battery-powered models by 2030. More than 3,000 engineering jobs will be available at the company's research, design, and other facilities all over the world. The next generation of Nissan electric cars will also offer autonomous driving technologies.