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Nissan's latest lineup includes high-powered sports cars like the GT-R, versatile family SUVs such as the Pathfinder and Rogue, and practical sedans like the Versa and Sentra. This year's models are packed with features that make driving a pleasure in 2024, including enhanced driver-assist systems, advanced technology, and efficient, powerful performance—all key aspects of Nissan's design philosophy.
 

Nissan vehicles have been sold in America since 1959, debuting the Datsun line at the Los Angeles Auto Show. As a Japanese automaker, Nissan took some time to establish itself in the U.S., but many are glad it did. The brand is renowned for its clever, sporty design, reliability, and, most importantly, safety, along with fair pricing.
 

Memorial Day weekend is the perfect opportunity to reconnect with loved ones on a road trip adventure. Choosing the right vehicle is crucial for a successful journey, and Nissan offers several options that fit the bill perfectly.

The Nissan Rogue has long been a favorite SUV, and for good reason. With ample interior space for passengers and gear, it's both efficient and wallet-friendly for your travels. Packed with high-tech safety and infotainment features, the Rogue ensures both protection and entertainment on the road.

 

Nissan remains committed to vehicle safety and now includes Nissan Safety Shield 360 as a standard feature across nearly all models. This comprehensive suite of advanced driver-assist technologies is meticulously crafted to boost your confidence on the road. Here's an overview of some of the available safety features from Nissan:

From the onset of driver training, focusing on the road ahead is paramount. Yet, being vigilant about what unfolds behind the vehicle and within blind spots is equally essential. This task can pose challenges for drivers, but the Nissan Safety Shield 360 streamlines this imperative aspect.
 

Nissan approved its first bi-directional charger for the Nissan LEAF. It is a groundbreaking development for the electric vehicle market. It opens up new possibilities for how LEAF owners can use their cars. Owners use this system to charge their vehicles with electricity from the grid. They can also send power back to the grid when they aren't using their cars. It will make it easier for LEAF owners to take advantage of the benefits. Electric vehicle ownership is on the rise.

 

When you're looking to save more money on fuel and drive a car that is easy to maintain, you may be ready to own an electric vehicle (EV). Electric vehicles have experienced a surge in popularity, but you may not be informed about the different costs involved in owning this type of vehicle. Fortunately, Consumer Reports conducted research that showed it's most cost-effective to drive an electric vehicle compared to a fuel-powered car.
 

In collaboration with Nissan Motorsports & Customizing Company, Nissan Motor unveiled the 230 and 244 Z Racing Concept cars. Both vehicles are based on the new Nissan Z sports model. The two racing concept cars were unveiled at the ENEOS Super Takiu 24-hour endurance race at Fuki Speedway on June 4 and 5, 2022.
 

Nissan's clean energy vehicles have been on many a wish list in 2022. During a time when we all wonder what's next with a little bit of nervousness, it's natural to want a change. Switching to an EV model like the Nissan LEAF makes so much sense to so many people in 2022. Exactly why do people love this vehicle? Is it the leather-appointed seats? The UV-reducing solar glass that makes every ride so much more comfortable? Maybe it's the Push-button start right out of the gates. 

Have you ever gone to start your car, and nothing happened? It's not just you. Your key fob battery is probably getting low, which means it may not be sending the signal properly between your key or fob and your car.