Nissan announces three new EVs coming in next two years

Nissan unveils all-new 2025 Patrol in the Philippines

We first got to see the all-new Nissan Patrol when it was debuted globally in Abu Dhabi late last year, but fortunately, we didn’t have to wait long for it to finally arrive at our shores. Marking the seventh generation of its flagship luxury SUV, Nissan Philippines has officially launched the 2025 Nissan Patrol (codenamed Y63), featuring a bold redesign, cutting-edge technology, and a powerful new twin-turbo engine poised to challenge rivals li…

Nissan's Next-Gen Hybrids Are Actually EREVs

Even in non-plug-in models, Nissan's hybrid system has no direct connection between its engine and wheels.

Over the next two years, Nissan will launch three 100% electric models in Europe. The first will be the next-generation Micra, which will be sold only as an EV, as early as 2025. A new version of the Leaf compact will follow, which will change its look and become a crossover. So it will be the turn, between 2026 and 2027, of the new electric Juke, which despite the smaller measures will be born on the same platform as the Leaf. In this way, the …

Nissan announces three new EVs coming in next two years

British-built Leaf will be joined by all-electric Micra and first EV Juke – all by 2026

Nissan to launch more hybrid cars for drivers who 'don't want to recharge' alongside new electric vehicles

Nissan is set to launch two all-new electric vehicles in 2025, with a third coming soon after, including a return of the legendary Leaf model.The company will also introduce an all-new fully electric Micra in 2025, designed by the team at Nissan Design Europe in London, before launching production of an all-new third-generation Leaf later this year.These launches form part of Nissan's ongoing electrified product offensive, which includes upgrade…

2026 Nissan Sentra: Everything We Know About The Compact Sedan

A new generation Sentra could be the last sedan in Nissan’s shrinking lineup. Wedge-shaped styling aims to boost aerodynamics and improve overall efficiency. Carryover engines, although Nissan’s e-Power hybrid setup might be on the cards Once a symbol of Japanese automotive prowess, Nissan has recently been grappling with significant challenges. Profits have dropped sharply, leaving the company burdened with massive debt just as newer, more nimb…