Nissan is close to launching redesigned versions of its Armada and Murano, Automotive News (subscription required) has learned from dealer sources who attended a recent meeting held by the automaker. The vehicles are due by the end of the year, meaning they should arrive as 2025 models in the U.S. The Armada was last redesigned [...]read moreNissan’s next Armada, Murano reportedly lean toward luxury
Another week, another drip in the feed covering Nissan’s plan to restore its product and its brand. The news this time comes from dealer sources who spoke to Automotive News about regional meetings held in Boston, Dallas, and Orlando. Two summaries from two dealers to AN were, “We haven’t talked product in ages,” and, “The [...]read moreNew Nissan Murano, Armada, and new Rogue trim will continue brand’s rebound
NEW YORK — In addition to providing thoughts on a future Xterra while at the New York International Auto Show, Nissan Americas Senior Vice President and Chief Planning Officer Ponz Pandikuthira also talked with us a bit about EVs, and more specifically model lines and nameplates. We’ve seen a few strategies ranging from almost completely [...]read moreThe Nissan Ariya was nearly the new Murano