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Both the Nissan Armada and the Nissan Murano were named segment winners in J.D. Power’s 2026 APEAL Study. While the Armada tied for first place in the Large SUV segment, the Murano earned the top spot in the Midsize SUV segment. The study is based on survey responses from drivers during their first 90 days of vehicle ownership. Some of the key factors evaluated include comfort, design, usability, and performance.
Newsweek readers are always eager to share their opinions about today's hottest car brands, and they've done so yet again for the 2026 model year. Nissan recently secured awards in seven Readers' Choice categories, a tremendous feat by a brand that's always focused on winning. Drivers certainly noticed in 2026.
Most folks are familiar with the prestigious U.S. News & World Report awards. Automakers don't necessarily make vehicles in the hopes of landing on that list, but it's always a sign that they've done a magnificent job when you do see them there. This year, the Armada PRO-4X made the list, and Nissan's beloved Rogue was also among the big winners.
As shifting climate trends bring increasingly intense summer heatwaves, preventative car maintenance is no longer optional—it's a critical safety requirement. Blistering temperatures accelerate mechanical wear, deplete crucial fluids, and place immense strain on vulnerable vehicle components. Neglecting your seasonal checkup significantly boosts the risk of sudden roadside breakdowns, engine component failures, and dangerous tire blowouts on scorching asphalt. Protecting your vehicle from these environmental stressors demands a proactive, intentional strategy.
With the winter weather finally receding, it is the ideal moment to assess your vehicle's health and general condition. The harsh effects of ice and snow often result in "hidden" wear and tear that can compromise your car's performance if left unaddressed. By scheduling a comprehensive spring inspection now, you can ensure your vehicle is fully prepared for upcoming road trips and remains reliable throughout the warmer months.
For the second consecutive year, the redesigned Nissan Murano has been crowned the "Most Dependable Midsize SUV" by JD Power. The company's comprehensive U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS) measures long-term reliability and customer satisfaction. A total of 184 specific problem areas across nine major categories are covered. Feedback from owners proves the new Murano is a vehicle that you can trust to deliver a trouble-free driving experience. Whether you're running errands or taking a road trip, you can travel with an extra degree of confidence.
The all-new 2026 Nissan LEAF snagged a spot on Car and Driver's Editors' Choice list. Not only does this electric-powered vehicle offer a more extended driving range and faster charging times. Improved driving dynamics and a striking new crossover design make the LEAF even more appealing. Of course, upgraded tech features arrive as well.
Already one of Nissan's most popular family vehicles, the Rogue returns for the 2026 model year with updated crash structure and improved restraint systems. These changes helped the SUV earn a 2025 IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK award. Due to the Rogue's enhanced impact protection, every passenger can now travel with an increased sense of security.
The Nissan Foundation was initially established in 1992 in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. In response to some emerging social problems and civil unrest in the city, Nissan launched the foundation. With a corporate presence in California, the Japanese corporation sought to enhance local communities through philanthropy and public engagement. Nissan has directly funded educational institutions, broadcasting stations, libraries, and other cultural venues throughout the United States of America.
Drivers can expect a Nissan to offer poised handling, superb everyday comfort, and easy-to-use technology. The automaker applies its engineering expertise to vastly different segments to ensure that every vehicle exudes a strong sense of Nissan-ness. This brand consistency can be clearly seen with the all-new 2026 LEAF. In fact, the same engineering team that helped develop the exhilarating Z sports car is responsible for tuning the LEAF.
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