Photo Source: NISSAN In case readers have not noticed, contemporary vehicles are replete with technology and features. Even the Nissan Versa–the most inexpensive new car in the United States–boasts a seven-inch touchscreen display unit with voice controls and buttons dotted around the steering wheel. Step up to something like the electric Ariya SUV and there…
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 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…
Photo Source: NISSAN Many times, marketing videos can be visually stimulating but lack substance, as is sometimes the case with the automotive industry. In Nissan’s latest press release, for example, the automaker announced that its all-wheel-drive and traction control systems in the Ariya earned the highly-esteemed Wards’ Top Ten Engines and Propulsions Systems award. That…
Starting from 2011, the Nissan Leaf has consistently provided an optimal range of 212 miles, complemented by a touchscreen featuring Apple CarPlay compatibility, along with a conveniently positioned pop-up front charge port. As one of the earliest mass-produced electric vehicles (EVs), it deserves to be commemorated as a trailblazer in the realm of electric mobility….
