Artificial Intelligence is here, and it's here to stay. Before we are taken over by that (irrational?) fear of being replaced by machines and living in a future with Terminators, let's use technology for something fun-like have it answer
If there's one thing Filipino motorists complain about when it comes to electric vehicles, it's the price tag. EVs are usually upmarket on this side of the globe.That's about to change, however, with the Electric Vehicle Industry Development
NPI has partnered with more institutions and government agencies
Nissan Philippines (NPI) got busy at this year's Philippine Electric Vehicle Summit. In addition to launching the updated Leaf, NPI has now renewed its commitment to pushing EVs further in our market with its reinforced Blue Switch initiative.Launched earlier in
Back in April, Nissan introduced some aesthetic tweaks to the Leaf, giving it flashy new wheels and a few tech enhancements here and there. Now, just about half a year later these upgrades have made it to our market. At the 2022
On paper, a complete shift to electric vehicles (EV) looks like the right way to go about cleaning up motoring. It's not that simple, though, as there's still plenty of waste to be had even without the presence of fossil
Will this help convince you to make the switch to EVs?
A full model change for the Nissan Leaf? There's no such thing. It's now 2022, and that continues to be the case.But that doesn't mean the Leaf will eventually reach the end of the line soon. On the
Celebrity chef Rob Pengson shows us how the Leaf can be used for cooking
Need more reasons why you should own an electric vehicle like the Nissan Leaf? Here's one: It can be used to power kitchen equipment.This is possible through the Leaf's vehicle-to-load (V2L) capability, something that Nissan Philippines (NPI)
The 'why' you're no doubt currently mulling is simple: The Bluebird was the first car to be built in Nissan's Sunderland factory, which now celebrates 35 years of knocking out actually very good cars you buy in large quantities.So,
The EV powered four TVs, several speakers, and a coffee maker at a recent event
Prior to the Leaf's launch, Nissan Philippines (NPI) gave us a glimpse of the EV's capabilities by using it to power a massive Christmas tree in Metro Manila last year. It was only until a recent event with NPI, however,
In May this year, Nissan introduced the Leaf electric hatchback to the Philippine market. The debut was a long time coming, as it was one held off for quite a while because of the COVID-19 pandemic.When it finally arrived, the
Future Nissan EVs will also have this new signature ‘Canto’ sound
Nissan has announced some new updates for the Leaf. Again. But out of all the subtle tweaks and hefty upgrades Nissan has given the Leaf throughout the EV's decade of existence, this is arguably one of the most important one yet.
Motorists looking to make the leap into electric-vehicle ownership down in Davao will be happy to know that the Nissan Leaf is now available on local shores.According to Nissan Philippines (NPI), the electric hatchback has arrived at its Tagum and
The Ford F-150 Lightning might just be the breakthrough electric vehicles need in the US market. Us, though? We just want one so we're prepared in case of a blackout. Ford says the vehicle's extended-range battery can power
It looked like a Martian amphibian, but really, the Leaf was always just an ordinary Japanese hatch. Easy to drive and easy to own. And of course, despite the complex, pioneering drive system, utterly reliable. Sold around the world-and built in
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