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2026 Nissan Leaf Leads a Major Brand Overhaul Nissan was one of the pioneers of the modern EV age, launching the Leaf at a time when public charging stations were as rare as a phone booth today, and when Tesla's Model S wasn't even in production.
But we're now in a different era for electric vehicles, one that has seemingly moved past the early models' hatchback, commuter roots.
Nissan's next-gen Leaf, due to land as a 2026 model, will share its platform with the Ariya and should be far closer to the larger Ariya in size than to the original Leaf.
Nissan gave the world a glimpse of the upcoming Leaf this week, but it's not the only new EV in the automaker's refreshed lineup that we'll see over the next two years. Here's what else Nissan has in the works. |
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Full-Size EV Pickup Trucks Have a Residual Problem—with One Exception Multiple automakers raced to launch electric pickups early in the decade, with this popular American bodystyle seen as the next big thing in the EV sphere.
Now that the initial rush has subsided, it's time to actually take stock of how well the existing and still pricey models are keeping their values.
It's not a pretty picture when it comes to depreciation, and we are now in a somewhat different era than just two years ago in regards to high-priced pickups.
But more importantly, the next wave of electric pickups may not be entirely electric. |
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Rivian Is Launching a New Micromobility Company Rivian began catering to a luxury truck and SUV audience early on, offering roomy and adventure-ready vehicles for those with a passion for off-roading.
Now, the EV maker has launched a spin-off dubbed Also, Inc., that will focus on much smaller vehicles and urban mobility. And the models that it has in the works are believed to be aimed at disrupting a surging but still fragmented and pricey cottage industry.
Here's what Rivian's next venture will be about. |
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