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Nissan is bringing its e-Power hybrid system to the U.S. via a new Rogue SUV later this year, offering EV-like driving without a plug. The system has sold 1.6M+ units globally since 2016. The launch comes as S&P Global Mobility forecasts hybrids reaching 18.4% of U.S. new vehicle sales this year, while pure EV share dips to 7.1%.
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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Nissan plans to introduce its e-Power Series Hybrid in the U.S.,
00:06which uses a gas engine as a generator to power electric motors that drive the vehicle, according to CNBC.
00:12It uses a gas engine to generate power for electric motors that drive the vehicle,
00:16operating like an extended-range EV with a smaller battery and no plug.
00:21The system will be featured in a new Rogue SUV later this year.
00:24It debuted in Japan in 2016 and has sold more than 1.6 million units globally.
00:30Officials said the timing may favor Nissan due to rising gas prices,
00:34slower EV adoption, and expected growth in hybrid sales.
00:38S&P Global Mobility expects hybrids to reach 18.4% of new U.S. vehicle sales this year,
00:44up from 12.6% last year and 7.3% in 2023.
00:49It forecasts pure EVs will account for 7.1% of sales, down from 8% last year.
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