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A decade ago, the Nissan LEAF served as a pioneer in the mass-market electric vehicle world. The automaker’s latest electric powertrain technology — e-4ORCE (pronounced “e-force”) —  has a balanced, consumer-oriented approach that will change the way we think about all-wheel drive.

Finding an ideal family vehicle can be tough. After all, no two families are the same. Still, Nissan seems to have a talent for developing vehicles that can satisfy the needs of most families.

Now that talent has been recognized, as both the 2020 Nissan Pathfinder and Nissan Maxima were recently included on Parents Magazine's list of Best Family Cars for 2020 Read More

The 2020 Nissan Sentra recently earned a spot on Autotrader’s list of “Best New Cars for 2020.” The distinguished list honors the vehicles that offer advanced technologies, great driving dynamics, and incredible value.

The 2020 Sentra is a well-rounded option with an eye-catching exterior and a sophisticated interior packed with amenities. The compact sedan’s available heated seating helps keep you warm on chilly mornings, while its available Dual Zone Automatic Temperature Control can cool off the whole cabin in the sweltering Tennessee summer.

The all-new 2020 Nissan Sentra has been named in Autotrader’s “Best New Cars for 2020,” a list of the industry’s top 12 vehicles across a variety of categories.

The sporty, compact sedan was praised for being an affordable economy car that doesn’t let you down despite its ability to save you money.

Nissan has become the latest automaker to try and test out a subscription service model called Nissan Switch. They are launching the “on-demand driving” program in the Houston, Texas, area and are offering a variety of vehicle depending on the level of subscription you buy.

Nissan Switch will feature vehicles from the latest model year and contain well-equipped trim levels. Some of these trims include driver-assist technology that allows car shoppers to try out the latest innovative features in Nissan vehicles.

Nissan made a big splash at CES 2020 in Las Vegas by giving guests a glimpse of the (near) future. The new Nissan Ariya Concept made its North American debut at the show, signaling both the latest development in design and the next step in its electric evolution.

New year, new decade, new you. While you are making New Year’s resolutions for 2020, consider also making a New Year’s car care resolution and start good ownership practices to help lengthen the life of your daily driver.

Safety is a big deal in the auto industry. That’s why consumers often consult both NHTSA and IIHS safety ratings, as well as look at each vehicle’s list of safety features, before making a decision. Recently, two Nissan nameplates — the 2020 Maxima and 2020 Altima — were picked for testing by the IIHS.

The all-new 2020 Nissan Titan full-size pickup is finally here, and it’s undergone an extensive redesign. Featuring a reworked, best-in-class standard V8 engine, standard Nissan Safety Shield 360 technology, and new design features inside and out, the 2020 Nissan Titan takes a living legend and elevates it to a whole new level.

These days, nearly everyone is busy. With so much going on, it’s all too easy to forget about groceries, pets, or even quiet passengers in the rear seat. The Nissan Rear Door Alert feature seeks to remind drivers to check the back seat before walking away from the vehicle, a feature that could be impactful enough to save pets or children from the risks of dangerously high interior temperatures.