Photo Source: NISSAN The 2024 Nissan Pathfinder drives with spot-on steering feel, excellent outward visibility, and a comfortable, stable ride quality. The Rock Creek edition dominates challenging terrain with ease courtesy of drive modes ranging from Sand to Snow and Mud/Rut. That said, the SUV plays a pivotal role in making a Super Bowl commercial…
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 The Nissan GT-R traces its roots back to 2001 with the Skyline GT-R concept. Despite its venerable age, the Japanese supercar had an exceptional 2023 when sales shot up in the United States. Still, the R35 generation is in dire need of a replacement. To that end, it appears that an all-electric…
Photo Source: NISSAN The 350Z is a model that ticks several boxes: stylish, comfortable, powerful, and well-made. It is simple to be enthralled with the 350Z because it is so commonly seen in iconic films and games, and this appeal is because it is one of the best sports cars from its era. Its versatile…
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 Electric vehicles have become increasingly popular, and compact and mid-size SUVs are leading the charge. This comparison takes a closer look at two versatile entries in the electric vehicle (EV) market: the 2024 Nissan Leaf and the 2024 Kia Niro EV. Both offer eco-friendly driving solutions, but they each have their unique…
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 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 barely started building one. This is why Nissan has taken a different approach with the…
Photo Source: NISSAN The 2023 Nissan Leaf is bucking the trend in the electric vehicle segment. This specific realm is a relatively young segment, and many entries tend to be priced higher than some gasoline-powered vehicles. However, with a price tag of $36,190 MSRP (Plus destination fee), the Leaf SV Plus is out to change…
