Nissan is moving to electrify its mid-size Frontier pickup, joining a growing trend in the truck segment. At the same time, the company is eyeing a merger between the Frontier and the Navara, a same sized model sold in markets outside North America, including Australia, Asia, and parts of South and Central America.
It’s no surprise that Nissan is jumping on the electrification bandwagon. While fully electric trucks like the Tesla Cybertruck, Rivian R1T, and Chevrolet Silverado EV have been grabbing headlines, they’re not exactly practical for everyone, especially those who need to drive long distances. That’s where hybrids step in. With Ram, Toyota, and Ford already offering hybrid pickups, Nissan doesn’t want to be left behind.
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