Instant Electric Torque
Power arrives with the directness and immediacy drivers expect from an electric motor.
All-New Nissan e-POWER
100% Electric Drive. No Plug. No Compromise.
Unlike a traditional hybrid, Nissan e-POWER is driven entirely by an electric motor. The gasoline engine simply generates electricity, delivering instant torque, smooth acceleration, and exceptional efficiency without ever plugging in.
Why e-POWER
Power arrives with the directness and immediacy drivers expect from an electric motor.
Enjoy electric-drive feel without installing a home charger or changing your routine.
The motor-driven system helps create a smooth, refined, confident driving character.
The engine runs as a generator, helping manage energy use across changing conditions.
Recovered braking energy is routed back to the battery to support efficient driving.
Because the electric motor powers the wheels, acceleration feels clean and predictable.
Interactive System Flow
Energy is generated onboard, managed intelligently, and delivered to the road through the electric motor.
e-POWER in Action
The engine generates electricity while the electric motor powers the wheels.
Battery and engine combine to provide maximum performance.
The engine efficiently generates electricity while excess power recharges the battery.
Energy normally lost during braking is recovered and stored in the battery.
Technology Comparison
Built Around Your Life
Enjoy the instant response of electric driving without installing a charger or changing your routine. Simply fuel up and drive.
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FAQ
Nissan e-POWER is an electrified powertrain where the wheels are driven entirely by an electric motor while the gasoline engine generates electricity.
No. Nissan e-POWER is fueled like a conventional vehicle and does not need to be plugged in.
With Nissan e-POWER, the electric motor always powers the wheels. In many traditional hybrids, the engine can also directly drive the wheels.
Regenerative braking recovers energy during deceleration and stores it in the battery for later use.
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