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2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid: Drives like an EV, but there's no plug involved
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- Ars Technica ARST · Jonathan M. Gitlin
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- Charging Tech & Software New EVs
Nissan has introduced a new Rogue Hybrid equipped with its e‑Power series‑hybrid system, delivering an electric‑vehicle‑like driving experience without requiring plug‑in charging, Ars Technica reports. Unlike most hybrids that use a parallel layout where the engine and motor can both propel the wheels, the Rogue’s gasoline engine acts solely as a generator to charge the traction battery that powers the motor, a configuration similar to the Chevrolet Volt, Ars notes.
The series‑hybrid Rogue shows manufacturers can offer EV‑like performance without charging infrastructure, expanding appeal for buyers hesitant about plug‑in EVs.
Originally reported Oct 30, 2026, 5:00 AM PT by Ars Technica. This brief was written by EV Pulse from the publisher’s public feed headline and excerpt; facts and reporting belong to the original publisher. How EV Pulse works.