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At the start of driver training, emphasizing attention to the road ahead takes precedence. Yet, staying aware of what's happening behind the vehicle and within blind spots holds equal importance. This task often poses challenges for drivers, but the Nissan Safety Shield 360 simplifies this critical aspect.

Electric vehicles (EVs) have left a significant mark on the automotive industry in recent years. Advancements in technology and a growing concern for the environment have fueled the rise in popularity of electric cars. However, despite their many benefits, misconceptions and myths still circulate about electric vehicles.

The legendary R34 Skyline GT-R from Nissan has always been a source of fascination for car enthusiasts, but it never officially made its way to the United States. Despite its absence, this iconic supercar, which debuted in 1998 and remained in production until 2002, continued to capture the imaginations of fans who dreamed of owning one. While most models were advertised with 276 horsepower and 289 lb-ft of torque, reports revealed that the 1999 R34 Skyline actually unleashed around 330 horsepower, solidifying its reputation as a powerhouse during that era.
 

To replace a vehicle that has received little criticism, the seventh-generation Nissan Z was unveiled in production form in 2021 for the 2023 model year. The new sports vehicle, which for the longest time was known as the Nissan 400Z, eventually adopted a more conventional "Z" appellation. It shared its basic construction with the 370Z and represented a significant advancement. The new 2023 Nissan Z is a small, affordable sports vehicle with a potent engine and unique features that make it the ideal contemporary sports car. It doesn't want to be anything more than that.
 

A factory-backed GT4 racing car version of the new Nissan Z has arrived at a paddock near you if, like us, you were disappointed with the vehicle's performance. Nissan's Z GT4 is a new race vehicle developed from the ground up. The new Z GT4 has been designed and engineered to compete in the FIA's GT4 category of racing, which is perfect for novices who want to jump into top-level touring cars.
 

The Nissan Maxima, the flagship sedan of Nissan, will be discontinued in mid-2023. The car, which has seen flourishing success since its introduction in 2009, will now be stopped and replaced by a new vehicle. However, this change does not mean that the car is an ideal replacement for many people as it is aging and not producing high value. The discontinuation of the vehicle is an immediate decision and is not subject to changes.

The Nissan Motor Corporation has announced that it is enhancing its existing CPO program in the U.S with the addition of select non-Nissan vehicles and older models from various other automakers. There will be greater access to certified pre-owned models for those who want to acquire a quality vehicle at a lower cost but may not be able to afford the prices on new, depreciated models.
 

Fermata Energy's bidirectional charger has been approved by Nissan. It will be used with the Nissan LEAF in the U.S.

The charger will allow drivers to charge their electric vehicles at home and in public. Nissan is the first automaker to approve Fermata's bidirectional charger. The approval is a significant milestone for the company.

 

Nissan Maxima Ends Its Run After 42 Years

The Nissan Maxima has had an excellent run, but it's time for fans to say goodbye. Nissan says they are grateful to the drivers who chose the car. They're also confident that consumers will enjoy their other vehicles even more.

The Maxima was first introduced in 1978. It quickly became popular. Drivers looking for a luxurious mid-size car found it with the Maxima. Over the years, it has been redesigned several times, but it never lost its appeal.

Electric vehicles use electricity to power them rather than using gasoline. They have rechargeable batteries that store this electric power for a certain period. The cars use this electricity to power an electric motor that rotates the wheels.