Nissan used to offer U.S. hybrids, but in its era of e-Power it’s saved them for other markets. In its third generation, the ...

TOKYO -- A seemingly unbridgeable divide between Honda Motor and Nissan Motor has jeopardized the highly anticipated merger of the two Japanese automakers that promised to create the world's ...

If you bought a BMW i3 when new, know that, like BMW, you were ahead of the game.This compact electric hatchback was ...

Ram 1500 Ramcharger is launching in the second half of 2025 as the first EREV pickup truck with 690 miles of combined range.

The reborn, electric-only Nissan Micra and a new-generation Leaf are due to go into production within the next 12 months or so, giving the Japanese brand more competitors in a growing market.

Range-extenders could help “bridge the gap” to full electrification for fleet applications where electrification is proving tough – such as pick-ups, off-road 4x4s and larger vans ...

The long overdue, third-generation Nissan Leaf will arrive this year ... base models will get a 40kWh battery good for about 190 miles of range, while a larger 52kWh unit will be available ...

The Silence S04 quadricycle is another bold attempt to make an electric car both usable and affordable. Since it is endorsed by major Japanese carmaker Nissan, this miniature electric may have a big ...

If you love taking longer trips but want to buy an electric vehicle, chances are you’re no stranger to range anxiety. Range anxiety is the concern that your EV won’t have enough battery ...

TOKYO -- Nissan Motor will suspend merger talks with Honda Motor as the two Japanese automakers have been unable to reach a consensus on the terms of the deal, Nikkei has learned. Nissan informed ...

TOKYO – Nissan Motor is pulling out of its deal with Honda Motor to combine both brands and regain global competitiveness, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Feb 5. The pair had been negotiating ...

Nissan has had some success with its own EV offerings, such as the Nissan Leaf, which is something that it was bringing to the table in merger discussions, despite its financial problems.