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The Nissan Armada and Nissan Murano earned top segment honors in J.D. Power’s 2026 APEAL Study. The Armada tied for first place in the Large SUV category, while the Murano took top honors among Midsize SUVs. Based on owner feedback during their first 90 days of vehicle ownership, the study ranks vehicle appeal based on factors such as styling, seating comfort, technological usability, and overall performance.

Newsweek readers love giving feedback on automotive brands, and they did so for the 2026 model year. Nissan won top honors in seven Readers' Choice categories, showing the strength of a brand committed to customer satisfaction. Drivers certainly noticed in 2026.

The celebrated awards handed out by U.S. News & World Report are widely recognized by the public. Car manufacturers do not always build vehicles specifically to get mentioned on this ranking, but it is an obvious reflection of superb engineering when you do see them featured. This season, the Armada PRO-4X secured its place on the list, and Nissan's highly desired Rogue was also listed among the grand winners.

As shifting climate trends produce increasingly harsh summer heat waves, scheduled car maintenance is a fundamental safety necessity. Intense temperatures accelerate part wear, deplete critical fluids, and put severe strain on vulnerable automotive components. Neglecting your seasonal maintenance check increases the threat of sudden highway breakdowns, engine component damage, and tire blowouts on hot asphalt. Protecting your vehicle from these elements requires a proactive and deliberate plan.

When the winter chill finally lifts, your car deserves a fresh start. Months of navigating slushy roads and corrosive road salt can lead to underlying damage that impacts performance when you least expect it. Booking a full spring check-up today ensures your vehicle stays dependable, efficient, and primed for all your upcoming seasonal road trips.

Already one of the top vehicles in its class, the Murano returns for 2026 with some key updates. Every trim level now comes standard with Intelligent All-Wheel Drive, which adapts to road conditions instantly. Nissan also offers ProPILOT Assist 2.1, a feature that provides advanced hands-off driving for a more relaxed experience.

The 2026 Nissan LEAF has been named a winner of the Car and Driver Editors’ Choice award. This latest model of the popular EV brings a longer range and faster charging times, as well as a more extensive list of standard features. With its striking crossover design and improved road manners, the LEAF is more attractive than ever before.

The 2026 Nissan Rogue continues to set a high standard for family vehicles, recently earning the 2025 IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK award. This recognition is due to its enhanced crash structure and updated restraint systems, which provide significant impact protection.

The Nissan Foundation was launched in 1992 in the Los Angeles area to help address social challenges and community unrest. With a strong presence in California, Nissan sought to support local communities through charitable programs and community involvement. Over time, the foundation has provided funding to schools, libraries, media organizations, and cultural institutions across the United States. Its grants focus on fostering diversity, inclusion, and cultural awareness, particularly in communities that may lack sufficient resources.

For a Nissan, customers can anticipate well-balanced handling, excellent everyday comfort, and straightforward technology. The brand applies its engineering know-how across various vehicle segments, guaranteeing each model has a distinct "Nissan-ness". This brand consistency is clearly seen in the completely new 2026 LEAF, with the same engineering team that developed the exciting Z sports car also responsible for its tuning.