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In 2022, Nissan debuted new electric vehicle models that promise to be more efficient and stylish than their predecessors. These new models are part of Nissan's goal to have a 100% electric lineup by 2030. With emissions regulations getting stricter every year, it's no wonder that more and more automakers are investing in electric vehicles. However, suppose you're looking for an environmentally friendly car that doesn't sacrifice performance or style. In that case, you should consider purchasing a Nissan electric vehicle. Stay tuned for more information about Nissan's new lineup!

 

The Nissan Ambition 2030 plan will bring a handful of new options for consumers all over the world. More than a dozen models with all-electric systems will be introduced worldwide by this reputable brand. An investment of 17.6 billion dollars will optimize the development of rechargeable batteries for all future EVs.

 

By introducing some notable new products this year, Nissan is looking to bounce back from one of the most challenging years in the auto industry's history. For consumers, that means a broader choice of vehicles, including a sleek new electric vehicle that's causing a stir among Nissan consumers and auto critics alike. The new product, which is the Ariya, joins 

 

With NissanConnect, you no longer have to leave your lifestyle at the door when you get in the car. Now you can take all your favorite amenities such as music, connectivity, and social media on the road. NissanConnect provides comprehensive services ranging from safety and security to hands-free phone calling and text message support. NissanConnect is easy to use by setting up your Bluetooth-enabled device to the NissanConnect system, which only takes a few minutes to do. 

On September 15, 2020, Nissan gave the world a preview of what will be its next high-performance Z model. Continue reading for details. Plus, see photos and video!

 

The 2022 Nissan Ariya is an electric vehicle expected to go on the market at the end of 2021. The Nissan model will feature a 63-kWh battery and an optional, larger 87-kWh battery pack, offering up to 300 miles of drive range. Both battery packs are available with two drivetrain configurations, which is either two-wheel drive or new “e-4ORCE” all-wheel drive.

There are specific responsibilities that come with the purchase of a car. A lot goes into preventing your vehicle from aging too rapidly or stalling on the highway. It is your duty to keep your vehicle reliable and in good condition. This can only be achieved through proper care and maintenance. The responsibility is not as expensive or time-consuming as it is set out to be. Here are a few things to check to keep your car in top shape.

Nissan's Legacy of Luxury

Nissan has a long history of making economical cars that give you advanced features without advanced prices, but does the brand have a legacy of luxury cars behind it? Sure it does. Nissan makes luxury vehicles under the INFINITI brand, so there's a strong association between Nissan and luxury. What about the Nissan brand itself, though? Is there a luxury car in that lineup?

It's as Simple as The Click of a Few Buttons

Gone are the frustrating days of programming your garage door opener into your Nissan. With the new HomeLink Universal transceivers that are built into the new Nissans, it’s literally as simple as the click of a few buttons. Another linking worry that is alleviated in the new Nissan lineup is that there is no need to worry about batteries dying in your transceiver because they are currently connected to your vehicle’s battery.