Nissan's Future Will Focus on AI Tech and Prioritize Fewer Models with Diverse Powertrains
Nissan has announced its future plans, which include prioritizing AI-defined vehicles and offering a smaller lineup with diverse powertrain options. The company will also introduce its e-Power tech to the US market with the new 2027 Rogue and revive the off-road-ready Xterra.
Nissan is shifting its focus to AI tech and streamlining its lineup. The company will integrate AI into its driver-assist system and offer a wider array of powertrain options. In the US, Nissan will introduce its e-Power series hybrid with the new 2027 Rogue and preserve its V-6 engines. A revived Xterra is expected to arrive in late 2028 as a 2029 model. Nissan's luxury division, Infiniti, will also see new additions, including a hybrid compact SUV and a sports sedan. The company is prioritizing AI-defined vehicles and expanding its powertrain options to compete in the market.
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