Whether you spend a lot of time on the road or only use your car to drive to work, school and the store, you want you and your family to remain safe. Even if you are a careful driver, however, there is always the chance that another driver on the road is careless or even impaired.
In recent years, with vehicle technologies increasing in number and sophistication, automakers are always looking for ways to make it easier for drivers to use information and entertainment features. In 2013, Nissan came up with a system that integrates such features in a dashboard-based head unit and enables connection with the driver’s smartphone. This system, which is called NissanConnect®, not only makes it more convenient to carry out various car functions, but also keeps you more focused on driving.
Over time, car manufacturers have continually added more conveniences and features to make driving a pleasant experience. Not long ago, heated seats were something only for the rich who drove some rare luxury vehicle. Cooled seats were just unheard of. Nissan offers these perks on all of their affordable, high-quality cars. Now, there's nothing to stop you from riding in comfort.
Meet the Nissan IMx Concept. Just recently, the modern marvel was unveiled at the Tokyo Motor Show and is already becoming a hot topic in the automotive world.
Semi-autonomous technology is coming to the latest generation of the Nissan LEAF. According to the automaker, the new electric car will come available with Nissan's ProPILOT Assist technology.
Hit play on the video inside to see Nissan outline many of its plans for the future, and what’s its impressive technology hopes accomplish!
To commemorate the release of the heavily revised 2017 Nissan GT-R, the automaker built a new GT-R Drone capable of keeping up with the high-performance supercar. Labeled one of the fastest First Person View racing drones in the world, the GT-R Drone recently had the chance to go head-to-head against the 2017 GT-R in the ultimate track battle.
Look out, Tesla! Nissan has developed a brand-new energy-storage device and they’re looking to take over the market with it, leaving Tesla’s Powerwall system out in the cold. The incoming unit, xStorage, is said to be more affordable than Tesla’s available energy-storage device and will make its initial debut in the UK before possibly heading to the U.S. in the near future.
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