While rivals chase turbo-fours, hybrid assist, and dashboards full of glass, Nissan’s mid-size pickup quietly sticks with what works. The 2026 Frontier Pro-4X carries the same naturally aspirated V6, body-on-frame bones, and physical knobs that made it a favorite among buyers who’d rather wrench than swipe.
Read moreThe 2026 Nissan Frontier Pro-4X Keeps Trucks Simple in a World Going Touchscreen Crazy
Nissan’s flagship two-row crossover has spent years hanging out in the “nicer than you’d expect” tier, and the redesigned 2026 Murano Platinum pushes that idea harder than ever. The cabin looks like it wandered out of a luxury showroom, the tech list reads like an options sheet from a German rival, and the price tag still ducks under the badge tax. The trade-off? A drivetrain that’s fine, not fantastic, and zero hybrid option in a class racing toward electrification.
Read more2026 Nissan Murano Platinum Review: Almost Luxury, Almost Perfect
The technology to change the EV industry for the better might be closer than we thought. Mercedes-Benz is already testing solid-state batteries in its EVs on the road. The holy grail of EV batteries is expected to deliver over 600 miles of range. When might it hit the market?
Read moreMercedes-Benz Tests Long-Range, Solid-State Batteries
If you’re not ready to embrace hybrid or electric vehicles, but you still want an efficient ride, check out the most fuel-efficient non-hybrid cars of 2025.
Safety is a top priority for Nissan, which is why the 2024 Rogue and many other models feature ProPILOT Assist. Learn what to expect from this suite of advanced safety features.
Read moreTop Features in the 2024 Nissan Rogue’s ProPILOT Assist System
The GT-R EV is still in development, so buyers shouldn’t start a Nissan price and build for this new vehicle yet. When it arrives, it could be game-changing.
The term “cool car” might not mean what you think it means in the future. In an effort to save energy, Nissan is working towards making cooler cars.
Nissan’s compact crossover SUV gets a facelift, and some new tech to boot.
The Nissan Rogue was introduced in 2008 and has remained Nissan’s most popular SUV in the United States. Now squarely in its third generation, Nissan and Nissan dealers alike hope the Rogue’s popularity continues with the new model refresh. Read on, and we’ll dive into the 2024 Nissan Rogue and see what’s new.
The Nissan Z was one of the most highly anticipated sports coupes when new models were delivered in late 2022 after disruptions in the supply chain. The latest models are generating just as much excitement and are expected to deliver an upgrade in power and performance without those delayed deliveries.
The race to build the best compact vehicle is still underway, and Hyundai’s Venue might just be
the best one out there. Debuted in 2020, the Venue has been very successful, and Hyundai plans
to continue this success into the 2023 calendar year.