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Photo Source: NISSAN Nissan is rolling out the red carpet for the 2025 GT-R. Orders can now be made for the 2025 Nissan GT-R, but only in the Japanese market. The Japanese automaker unveiled the 2025 edition of its flagship sports car on March 14, 2024. That said, rumors are running rampant that it will…
Photo Source: NISSAN The Nissan GT-R traces its roots back to 2001 with the Skyline GT-R concept. Despite its venerable age, the Japanese supercar had an exceptional 2023 when sales shot up in the United States. Still, the R35 generation is in dire need of a replacement. To that end, it appears that an all-electric…
Photo Source: NISSAN On November 24, 2023, Nissan officially announced its ambitious plan to transform its United Kingdom (UK) manufacturing hub into a 100 percent electric powerhouse, assembling three all-new electric vehicles. This plan, known as the EV36Zero project, involves $4 billion in investments, marking a significant milestone in the global transition to electric vehicles….
Photo Source: NISSAN Nissan’s flagship GT-R sports car has certainly done its part in keeping the brand in enthusiasts’ minds over the years. Even though it is separated from the legendary Skyline family name, the twin-turbocharged, all-wheel-drive sports car generates mind-blowing performance that still holds its own against the fiercest of competition. Since the current…
Photo Source: NISSAN The full-size pickup seems to be a market that, on its face, is guaranteed cash flow. Stellantis, Ford, General Motors, and even Toyota manage to sell tens of thousands of full-size pickup trucks each month. Yet, Nissan’s Titan has always been a distant fourth place, with that gap widening with the latest…
Photo Source: NISSAN Nissan is bidding farewell to its pioneering, small electric vehicle (EV) that kickstarted its electric car journey. While the Leaf electric car is being phased out, Nissan plans to introduce its successor in 2026. At one point, the Nissan Leaf held the title of being a top-selling electric vehicle. When the electric…
Photo Source: NISSAN Nissan is in the ideal place to seize the light-duty pickup truck market and recall some strong legacy. After all, Nissan has already built electric trucks: the EV4 prototypes and the Rich EV 6. However, a production-ready trim for the United States market remains mere speculation. In February 2022, the Japanese automaker…
Photo Source: NISSAN Discovering the equilibrium between costs and sale price is vital for brands to remain relevant during the early stages of the electrification of the automotive sector. Nissan is close to accomplishing that. Nissan was one of the first carmakers to mass-produce an electric vehicle. Nissan Leaf, the first mass-market electric vehicle in…
Photo Source: NISSAN In 1947, gasoline power was moving full steam ahead. Despite petroleum shortages in the aftermath of World War II, the internal combustion giant appeared relentless in the long term. By 1955, three-quarters of cars sold in the United States were powered by guzzling V-8 engines, but 1947 witnessed a complete transition by…
Photo Source: Nissan Nissan has obtained a promising advantage within the EV market thanks to the automaker paying close attention to having an aggressive strategy, customer loyalty, and a reliable supply chain. Going back to 2021, the Japanese automaker revealed an investment it made of $17.6 billion over five years to hasten its transition to…
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