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Nissan launches hybrid Rogue e-Power in Canada to challenge Chevy Volt

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What happened

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Nissan introduced the Rogue e-Power Hybrid to the Canadian market. The vehicle is described as Nissan's most significant introduction in five years. The Rogue utilizes a series hybrid technology where electric motors drive the wheels, powered by a 1.5-litre Turbo gas engine.

From driving.ca

Why it matters

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Nissan has not sold a partially-electrified vehicle in Canada since 2015. The introduction places Nissan in direct competition with Chevrolet's hybrid offerings. The report notes that Nissan's standing in the Canadian automotive market has been damaged due to its previous lack of hybrid models.

From driving.ca

Who's involved

  • NissanIntroducing the Rogue e-Power Hybrid to the Canadian market.
  • ChevroletCompetitor in the Canadian hybrid vehicle segment.
  • General MotorsParent company of Chevrolet.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • ChevroletSpeculative

    Chevrolet could face direct competitive pressure in the hybrid segment in Canada, potentially affecting sales.

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