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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 R34 Skyline GT-R from Nissan has been circulating for quite some time, but it never found its way to the shores of the United States. This impressive supercar made its debut in 1998 and remained on the market until 2002, but it was never officially imported or sold here. However, that didn't stop people from dreaming about owning one from the moment it was unveiled. During that era, most models were advertised with 276 horsepower and 289 lb-ft of torque, but reports suggested that the 1999 R34 Skyline actually packed around 330 horsepower, which was an impressive amount…

The Nissan Z has claimed the top spot in the Best Sport Coupe category in the MotorWeek Drivers' Choice Awards, recognizing its exceptional performance and features. Read on to discover more about what makes the Nissan Z a stand-out performer in its class.
 

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.
 

The Nissan Maxima, Nissan's best-selling passenger car, will be discontinued at the end of the 2022 model year. It was initially introduced in 2003 and is still one of the top-selling sedans in Northern America. The Maxima had some success throughout its long life; however, Nissan discontinued it due to plummeting sales since 2017.

Nissan announced enhancements to its Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) program. The expanded eligibility now includes vehicles ten or more years old and 100,000 miles. The Certified Select program is listed on the Nissan@Home page.
 

Nissan has confirmed that the Nissan Leaf will get bidirectional charging. It will be available in the United States. The feature will allow the Leaf to send electricity back to the grid. It won't affect the EV's warranty.

The company is expected to release more details about the bidirectional charging feature. Stay tuned in the coming weeks.

 

After 42 years of success in producing Maxima, Nissan halted their production in 2023. However, the Maxima is most likely to return some years later. Nissan is focusing on producing an electric version of the Maxima. Electric vehicles are here to stay.

 

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 pulled the wraps off their two new Z Racing Concept cars that will compete in the Fuji 24-Hour Race this year. The concept is based on their popular sports car. It features several modifications that will make it more competitive on the racetrack. Also, the vehicle has a body kit, a new spoiler, and upgraded brakes and suspension. Nissan hopes the new concept will help them win their first victory in the prestigious Fuji race.