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Nissan has expanded their Certified Pre-Owned program to include older models and select non-Nissan vehicles. Nissan says that this will allow more people to use a CPO vehicle and make sure they are as financially sound as possible when buying a car. Drivers of Nissan vehicles can also find the perfect used vehicle or lease through the Nissan e-commerce site after being approved by their local dealership. The company is now confident that there is greater customer satisfaction with these new developments.

The Nissan LEAF has a limited range of 150 mi, which is not very long for some consumers. However, one recent LEAF charging system update will soon change all that.

This charger can charge batteries faster and more safely than traditional chargers. With this update, the owner can schedule a reverse charge on their EV charger and take advantage of off-peak electricity rates. A built-in circuit breaker will ensure that the car and home are not damaged if there is an issue with the system.

 

After 42 years on the market, Nissan has announced that the Maxima will no longer be produced. The decision is part of the automaker's plan to focus on more popular and profitable models.

 

There are a lot of reservations that go into whether the purchase of an electric vehicle is right for you and your family. Some people wonder how they can afford this expensive up-front investment. Others want to know if there's anything on the market that will suit their needs.
 

Nissan announced that it hoped to achieve a zero-carbon emissions goal by 2050. With that in mind, the automaker unveiled its Nissan Z concept racing cars, the 230 and 244. Both of the cars raced at the ENEOS Super Taikyu Series 2022, which they hosted at the Fuji Speedway on June 4th and June 5th. They designed the 230 to use carbon-neutral fuel (CNF). Meanwhile, the 244 draws power sources from a gasoline engine.
 

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!

Spring is a time for new beginnings, including taking care of your car. Here are some tips to keep your vehicle running smoothly this season.

If you're like most drivers, you appreciate the convenience of keyless push-button starting. It's easy and fast - perfect for those rushed morning departures. But what do you do when your Nissan key fob stops working? We'll show you how to program your key fob so you can get back to enjoying that quick and easy start. Keep reading to learn more!

 

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.

 

Automotive manufacturers are always looking for ways to innovate their lineup of vehicles to stay ahead of the competition. Nissan is looking to make space in the electric vehicle market with the all-new ARIYA small crossover. The ARIYA is looking to take on the slew of other small electric crossovers coming to the market while also ushing Nissan's lineup into the future.