The third-generation Nissan Quest was proudly different and a little weird, and at the time, we didn't appreciate that enough ...

From the November 2000 issue of Car and Driver. Suburban parents no longer flaunt minivans as a fashion item—it's SUVs that strut to the PTA meetings now—but for every journey that stays on-road, ...

Nissan addressed the limp mode condition through a technical service bulletin. Affected vehicles had their VTC system ...

Discover the 2026 Nissan LEAF in our first drive review. Its improved range, smart tech, and a refreshed design make this iconic EV better than ever. Nissan’s battery-powered pioneer is back with a ...

Nissan will reportedly reduce the production output of the new Leaf electric crossover in Japan. The cause for the production cut is caused by lower than expected output at Nissan’s battery supplier.

Nissan is facing a class-action lawsuit in the United States over its flagship electric vehicle (EV), the Nissan LEAF. This development follows previous issues with battery overheating, raising ...

Simplicity done right, that’s what the 2026 Nissan Leaf feels like. This isn’t the little hatchback that first brought electric cars to the masses in 2010; it’s a proper crossover with real range, ...

We don’t think Nissan would really argue with us if we said that neither the first (circa 2011) nor second-generation Leaf (2018) exhibited those qualities. The Leaf—which was the first mass-market EV ...

The Nissan Leaf enters its third generation with a fresh, modern look both inside and outside. With improved aerodynamics, a larger battery, and a more efficient motor, the Leaf is estimated to have a ...

A dealership's rating is based on all of their reviews, with more weight given to recent reviews. Includes reviews of Dartmouth Nissan from DealerRater. Want to share your experience with this ...

My 2nd Rogue. Plenty of room for 4. Little crowded for 5. Storage area good. Gas mileage was selling point for me. Warning. If you decide to pass slower traffic….hold on!! Has plenty of “get up and go ...

The original version of this story appeared in Quanta Magazine. Imagine that someone gives you a list of five numbers: 1, 6, 21, 107, and—wait for it—47,176,870. Can you guess what comes next? If ...