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- 1Nissan revives Pixo as its cheapest electric car yet●Nissan revives the Pixo as its cheapest EV yet, a city car starting under $25,000
Nissan is bringing back the Pixo as a small electric city car priced from under $25,000, making it the brand's most affordable EV to date. The revived model targets urban drivers looking for a low-cost entry point into electric motoring, and the news is drawing attention from auto watchers tracking the push toward cheaper EVs.
- 2Nissan's Turnaround Hinges on a Unique Hybrid System●Nissan's Turnaround Hinges On This Unique Hybrid System. It's Nothing Like Toyota's
Nissan is pinning hopes for its recovery on a distinctive hybrid powertrain that differs fundamentally from Toyota's approach. The company's e-POWER system drives the wheels with an electric motor while a petrol engine acts solely as a generator, setting it apart from conventional hybrid setups. Industry observers are watching whether the technology can help the struggling automaker regain ground against its Japanese rival.