Nissan’s advanced e-POWER technology has been confirmed for Australia, with the innovative hybrid technology to arrive here in 2022. It will initially be offered in the Qashqai, with other models coming not long afterwards. The e-POWER technology sees the driving wheels powered exclusively by an electric motor. The petrol engine More
Though Nissan’s new 2023 Z sportscar won’t go on sale until 2022 and we have been provided a press release with details. Note that it’s simply called the Z, thus breaking from the tradition of previous models, that is 240Z, 260Z 370Z and so on The seventh-generation 2023 Z is More
CAPTION: A & B: C: 2017 Nissan AltimaNissan Altima has been on sale in Australia since November 2013 and competed in the midsize sedan field. Leading the sales race was the Toyota Camry, with Ford Mondeo, Mazda6, Subaru Liberty and VW Passat also in the mix. Styling is a strong More
Nissan Patrol has become one of the longest-running continuous automotive nameplates as it celebrates its 70th anniversary in 2021. Since its arrival in Australia, and through five major generational changes, Nissan has sold more than 238,000 Patrols locally. Patrol has been a mainstay for off-roading enthusiasts, adventurous families and overland More
Nissan’s first pure electric vehicle, the Leaf, was launched in 2010 arriving in Australia two years later. Since then, more than half a million have been sold, making it one of the most popular EVs in the world. The second-generation Leaf was released in 2017 but didn’t arrive here until More
The new Nissan Qashqai will be launching in Australia in early 2022. Although unmistakably Qashqai in its styling, the third generation is more toned, sharp and modern. In its details, the styling reflects Nissan’s global design language, notably the V-Motion grille and floating roof. As with the two previous generations, More
Nissan’s newest Australian Navara Warrior will be based on the rugged Navara PRO-4X and is a joint design team with Premcar, one of Australia’s leading automotive engineering and manufacturing companies. Premcar is Nissan’s core partner for its broader Warrior program, with vehicles re-engineered in Victoria to create new flagship models More
While the rise and rise in popularity of SUVs has been the most obvious feature of the Australian motoring scene in recent years utilities (aka utes, pick-up trucks, etc) have ridden the wave of that popularity to such an extent that they have consistently occupied many of the top-three slots More
Nissan Pulsar was a big seller in Australia from its introduction way back in 1980. It was called Nissan Tiida from 2006 until 2012, then Pulsar again until 2018 when it fell victim to the SUV craze and was discontinued. During these missing years several quality cars were introduced and More
The new Nissan LEAF e+ has increased energy density in the battery pack and a higher output powertrain.It uses a new battery module design that allows for cell modules to vary in number. Maximum power and torque outputs have also been increased to 160kW and 340Nm. After the instant takeoff More
