Nissan Motor plans to launch new and refreshed future models, along with next-generation technologies, in the U.S. and Canada from fiscal years 2025 through 2027. The lineup will feature hybrid technologies like e-POWER and plug-in hybrids, next-generation EVs, and advanced internal combustion engines (ICE).

“We unveil our redefined market approach and tailored product strategy designed to better meet customer needs and drive top-line growth,” Guillaume Cartier, chief performance officer, said. “We will provide a broader range of options that cater to diverse customer preferences, further distinguishing Nissan and INFINITI brands.”

“Over the next two years, we are excited to roll out an impressive lineup that will redefine the road,” Ivan Espinosa, chief planning officer, said. “This includes the reimagined Nissan LEAF, and a daring new Micra EV. We’re refreshing our range of SUVs to elevate the driving experience. Our next-generation e-POWER promises new levels of refinement and efficiency. We are committed to investing in products that embody the very best of Nissan.”

Nissan Future Models Target Key Segments

Nissan will launch more than 10 new and refreshed products across the U.S. and Canada in key segments. That includes EVs, hybrids, and INFINITI models.

In fiscal year 2025, Nissan will debut the all-new LEAF in the U.S. and Canada, adding to its EV lineup alongside the Ariya. This third-generation LEAF will improve aerodynamics, feature a more advanced EV platform, and offer options like 19-inch alloy wheels and a panoramic moonroof, Nissan said.

Nissan will also bring its first plug-in hybrid to North America with a PHEV version of the Rogue SUV. The automaker will also launch a new generation of the Sentra compact sedan and a refreshed Pathfinder SUV.

INFINITI plans to release a refreshed QX60 three-row SUV and a new SPORT package for the QX80 SUV.

Nissan Future Models Include e-POWER and EVs

In fiscal year 2026, Nissan will begin production of the fourth-generation Rogue, featuring its next-generation e-POWER technology. INFINITI will debut the all-new QX65 crossover coupe.

Starting in late fiscal year 2027, Nissan will build an all-new adventure-focused EV SUV at its Canton, Mississippi plant. In fiscal year 2028, INFINITI will follow with a luxury EV SUV based on its Vision QXe concept.

Third-Generation e-POWER Coming to Rogue

Nissan’s third-generation e-POWER system will debut in North America with the 2026 Rogue. This upgraded system will deliver 15% greater efficiency at high speeds compared to its predecessor, Nissan said. It uses a 1.5-liter dedicated gasoline engine and a lithium-ion battery to power an electric motor.

Nissan integrated a 5-in-1 design that shares core components with its latest EV powertrain, streamlining development and boosting performance.