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Nissan Abandons Glossy Trim for Subtle Design in 2027 Rogue Hybrid Launch
automotive20 days ago

Nissan Abandons Glossy Trim for Subtle Design in 2027 Rogue Hybrid Launch

Nissan is launching the 2027 Rogue Hybrid in the US this fall, marking the debut of its e-POWER series hybrid system in North America. The vehicle features a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine acting as a generator for dual electric motors, producing 225 horsepower and 38 mpg combined. Pricing starts at $37,065 for the SV trim, with the initial SR Technology package launching at $43,065. The redesign eliminates piano black plastic and chrome accents in favor of subtle, durable materials, reflecting a shift toward consumer-driven practicality. The car includes advanced driver assistance features, a 14.3-inch Google-based display option, and class-leading interior space, targeting families in major US markets.

Nissan Launches First US E-Power Hybrid, Targets RAV4 with 2027 Rogue
automotive22 days ago

Nissan Launches First US E-Power Hybrid, Targets RAV4 with 2027 Rogue

Nissan has officially revealed the 2027 Rogue Hybrid, marking the first time its E-Power series-hybrid technology is available in the United States. The vehicle functions as a range-extended electric car, using a gas engine to charge a battery that powers electric motors, rather than driving the wheels directly. Priced starting at $35,490, the model aims to capture market share from competitors like the Toyota RAV4. Nissan plans to import units initially before shifting production to its Tennessee plant, with the goal of increasing US manufacturing capacity to one million units annually.

Nissan Bets on AI, Hybrids, and a Bold Xterra Comeback
business6 months ago

Nissan Bets on AI, Hybrids, and a Bold Xterra Comeback

Nissan outlined a long-term plan centered on AI Drive Technology to power about 90% of its lineup (first shown in the Japan-market Elgrand with ProPilot updates expected by 2027), and a push into electrification with a 2027 Rogue/X-Trail E-Power hybrid in the US featuring a 42% thermal efficiency. The automaker officially confirms the return of the Xterra in 2028 as a body-on-frame, ‘Heartbeat’ model, possibly skipping a hybrid four-cylinder for a V6, with manual transmission unlikely. Alongside new models, Nissan will shrink its global lineup from over 60 to ~45 models, focusing on core SUVs like the Rogue, and aiming for about 1 million US/Canada sales annually by 2030 and 550,000 in Japan. CEO Ivan Espinosa frames this as a move beyond the Re:Nissan recovery with a focus on mobility intelligence and customer experience.