Peters Nissan of Nashua

You  might imagine the driver of  a Nissan GT-R as successful, daring, edgy -  one who likes to wear their passion for speed on their sleeve. We typically don't think of it as the ride of those men and women in blue whose job it is to protect and serve. But, just because we don't expect something, doesn't mean it won't come true.

EVI Corporation, a company that spends its days tricking…

Producing yet another industry first - Nissan has outdone itself on this one, and consumers should be excited.  On August 5, the Japanese automaker announced that it would be the first original equipment manufacturer to add QR-code stickers to all models in their 2012 lineup. In two years, QR-codes will be mandatory on all vehicles sold in the U.S., so this just puts Nissan ahead of the curve.

QR codes can have various uses, but…

Nissan Leaf is headed to Ireland for the next generation of street racing. The classic Cannonball Run is headed overseas, and is running a combination of gasoline, diesel and alternative fuel racers riding during it.

Cannonball Run is no longer the dangerous, renegade coast-to-coast car race it was in the 1970's. These day's, the Run is a charity event, with sponsors and the opportunity to "raise money for Barretstown Camp, which caters to…

Thanks to the growing popularity of the Nissan LEAF and reaching the 10,000-units sold target, Peters Nissan of Nashua, serving the Nashua area has an exciting new innovation to share.  In all fairness, it might not completely blow your mind. However, it will certainly make restoring your Nissan LEAF's energy easier.

The Japanese automaker, Nissan, has released a new app which will enable LEAF owners to monitor their EV's battery and real-time…

Nissan has achieved another industry first - one sure to please all prospective car buyers. The Japanese automaker announced on August 5 that it would be the first original equipment manufacturer to add QR-code stickers to all models in their 2012 lineup. QR-codes will be required by all vehicles sold in the U.S. in two years, proving once again that Nissan is ahead of the game.

While QR-codes were originally used by auto manufacturers to…

Last fall, Nissan took its pure-electric LEAF on tour, allowing lucky selected drivers throughout various U.S. cities to take a test in the EV. Concluding the first part of Nissan "Drive Electric Tour"  by March 27, 2011, approximately  50,000 people experienced test driving the LEAF.

Since that time, interest in the first 100-percent electric zero-emission car available to the mass market has increased exponentially. As a result of the countries' growing enthusiasm, Nissan…

The Nissan LEAF is deemed one of the greenest vehicles on the market...That's stating the obvious, we know. But it is. And, the reason we're mentioning it is because, Nissan is now looking into a way to make the car even greener in the future.

How is that possible? The car produces zero emissions. In two words: solar power.

Nissan's new goal is to reduce the LEAF's draw on the…