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Nissan to Convert Titan Pickup Into an EVThe automaker is reportedly in talks with Detroit-based startup Hercules Electric Vehicles in developing electric vehicles and trading parts with each another. Hercules benefits from the partnership by getting the rights to Nissan’s Titan platform for its own pickup truck, while Nissan gets access to the startup’s electric powertrain technology.
Nissan Lets Rogue Buyers Test Drive a Toyota RAV4The unique setup instituted in some dealerships in the United States allows interested customers to test drive the new Nissan Rogue and Toyota RAV4 side by side. Nissan thinks this could be successful in encouraging buyers to pick the Rogue model over its Toyota counterpart.
Mitsubishi-Nissan Alliance Stronger Than EverThe two automakers have suffered greatly from growing competition in and out of the United States and internal issues caused by leadership. If there’s anything to take away from this fiasco, it’s that Mitsubishi seemingly won’t be able to survive without Nissan.
2021 Nissan Armada Teased Ahead of LaunchAhead of its launch, Nissan released a teaser of the Armada in motion. In it, the vehicle is seen running down a dirt road before the camera pans to a quick cut of its rear end. In both angles, the body of the SUV is not fully seen, likely because
GM No Longer Fighting California’s Emissions Laws“We believe the ambitious electrification goals of the president-elect, California, and General Motors are aligned to address climate change by drastically reducing automobile emissions,” GM CEO Mary Barra said in a letter addressed to environmental groups. “We are confident that the Biden administration, California, and the U.S. auto industry, which
P1135 Code: Nissan, Toyota, LexusTrouble codes are a combination of letters and numbers that indicate the general location and nature of a potential issue. Many of them are generic, meaning they apply to most vehicles manufactured after 1996. There are, however, some codes that are manufacturer-specific. These codes have a unique definition, depending on
