Reviving the Cult Classic: What to Expect from the New Electric Xterra

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Introducing the Electrifying Xterra

Earlier this year, Nissan teased a lineup of new vehicles, including the return of the much-loved Xterra—a vehicle that captured the hearts of off-road enthusiasts and suburban warriors alike. But hold onto your hats, folks! This isn’t your grandpa’s Xterra. The new model is set to be an electric “adventure-focused SUV.” Just imagine that rugged exterior with a dash of modern technology!

Nissan teases a new “Adventure Focused” SUV for the US (Source: Nissan)

From Gas-Digging to Electric-Energizing

Nissan’s chief planning officer, Ponz Pandikuthira, promised that this next-gen Xterra “cannot be ice only.” What does that mean, you ask? Well, they are currently studying how electrified our favorite off-roader will be. Will it be an Extended Range Electric Vehicle (EREV), a plug-in hybrid, or something more mysterious? The suspense is electric—pun intended!

Nissan e-Power system compared to 100% EV and traditional hybrid setups (Source: Nissan)

The Xterra’s Future Awaits

The new Xterra will share a body-on-frame platform with the Pathfinder and Frontier, offering V-6 power and all-wheel drive. According to Nissan’s insiders, this powerful triplet will have an edge over its competitors while maintaining solid fuel efficiency. Expect to see this electrified beauty hitting the assembly lines in Canton, Mississippi, in 2028. So gear up, adventure-seekers—your rugged ally is making a comeback, and it’s going to be greener than ever!

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