Technology
Nissan Technology
Nissan's
competitiveness
has
always
stemmed
from
advanced
technologies.
Since
its
establishment,
we
have
always
adopted
the
development
and
commercialization
of
new
technologies
that
competitors
cannot
achieve.
In
recent
years,
in
order
to
solve
social
issues
such
as
resource
depletion,
environmental
problems,
traffic
accidents,
and
traffic
congestion,
Nissan
has
been
promoting
research
and
development
based
on
three
pillars
of
technology:
Electrification,
Autonomous
Drive,
Connected
Car
&
Service,
and
providing
our
unique
value
of
creating
something
starting
from
zero.
The
future
mobility
society
cannot
be
defined
by
one
explanation
depending
on
the
region.
By
being
alert
to
changes
and
responding
in
a
flexible
manner,
going
beyond
the
customers'
expectations,
persistently
pursuing
exciting
solutions,
Nissan
will
shape
the
future
mobility
society.
Electrification
Autonomous Drive / Advanced Driver Assistance System
Connected Car & Service
Mobility Service & Energy Management
Nissan Ambition 2030
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Technology Library
Introducing the technologies and research that Nissan has developed.
New driver-assistance technology dramatically improves collision-avoidance performance
Nissan develops automated collision-avoidance system, a fundamental technology for reducing traffic accidents and autonomous driving
Contributing to community development through mobility and energy in Fukushima Prefecture's Namie Town
Working together with towns and people to solve local transport and energy issues through innovation
e-Pedal Step
Free control of the vehicle’s speed with just the accelerator pedal
e-POWER's internal combustion engine achieves 50% thermal efficiency
Efficient, fixed-point operation is achieved by restricting the engine's operating range, which is only possible for an engine that is dedicated to electricity generation
What is Nissan Intelligent Mobility?
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