Not yet available in the U.S., Nissan dealers in Canada and the UK are now proud to present their version of a crossover similar to the likes of the Nissan Rogue - X-Trail. However, unlike the Rogue, the new edition 'Platinum' incorporates a few more add-ons than the base model.

The Nissan X-Trail Limited Edition will include benefits for both the interior and exterior of the model. Exterior benefits for the 'Platinum' edition include chrome…

At the Detroit Auto Show this year, Nissan will be bringing a new concept version of the Nissan Pathfinder which is alleged to be "very dramatic" in style.

Nissan says the 7-passenger SUV concept includes "thoughtful technology, comfortable seating for seven, and ample cargo room," as well as four-wheel drive and a slightly remodeled look including a new platform and aerodynamic body with big front and back fenders, larger windows and a conventional roofline. ^1…

Further expanding on their commitment towards innovation, Nissan continues to introduce new technologies. Nissan's latest attribution is their intuitive Brake Override Technology. This new innovation is able to override accelerator input by reducing the engine throttle opening, when both the gas pedal and brake are pushed at the same time.

Brake Override technology one of Nissan's many notable advancements. While it represents proof that Nissan is an out-of-the-box technological pioneer, it also represents…

As we all know, NYC sets styles...and we don't just mean on the run way. The city took the 'cool' right out of smoking, dictates what cuisines are haute, and which art to buy.  As such, when word on the street had it the yellow-clad Crown Vic cabs New Yorkers and visitors to the Big Apple have come to know (and in some cases abhor) are on their way out...people started clamoring…

Do you like back country skiing? Snowboarding? Are you a rock climber...maybe ice climber? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, you need a vehicle you can trust as much as you would a climbing partner to get you up severely steep, unaccommodating terrain, in any weather. It has to be able to carry all of your gear. And, it should be tech savvy. Though, probably without the fluff...Extreme outdoor enthusiasts…

Nissan continues to impress prospective car buyers around the world as it has achieved another industry first. On August, 5th the Japanese automaker revealed that it would be the first original equipment manufacturer to add QR-code stickers to all 2012 models in their lineup. This shows that Nissan is ahead of the game as QR-codes will be required by all vehicles sold in the U.S. in two years.

Similar to the codes you've likely seen in magazine ads and business cards, perhaps unknowingly, the QR-codes Nissan is placing on their autos allow consumers to scan the code and…

Although Nissan is making large efforts to green up their vehicle lineup, they are working toward greening up consumers' lifestyles as well. On August 1st, Nissan Americas and City Ventures announced a collaborative effort to pre-wire approximately 200 homes in California to lay the groundwork for electric vehicle chargers.  This is the largest residential, pre-wiring venture of its kind in the U.S.

Why are they pre-wiring you ask? Level II electric vehicle charging docks recommended for the Nissan LEAF, that's what. And, while only three developments in California have been selected to initially participate in the initiative, City…

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Now Nissan isn't stopping there. In addition to  more availability to the LEAF, there are other changes that have been made to the 2012 model that you should also be aware of…

Get psyched! Nissan's new six-year business plan, "Nissan Power 88" underlines exciting times ahead for Nissan enthusiasts. And while it was announced only a short time ago, on July 27, it's effective immediately.

At a high level, "Nissan Power 88" is designed to enhance the company's brand, sales power enhancement, growth, sustainability and expand mobility across the globe. What does this mean for consumers, exactly?

Well, to start: one new Nissan model, every six weeks, for six years. No, we weren't sensationalizing the title. And such an aggressive production schedule will grow Nissan's global lineup…