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The 2026 Nissan Rogue introduces the all-new Dark Armor trim with blacked-out exterior styling, expands the availability of ProPILOT Assist 2.1 hands-free driving technology to mid-tier models, and introduces an available Plug-In Hybrid powertrain alongside the refined 201-hp 1.5-liter VC-Turbo engine. Inside, updated infotainment software incorporates Google built-in capabilities across higher trims, providing native navigation and voice controls without requiring a connected smartphone. Positioned between the SV and SL grades, the Dark Armor trim adds a distinct design personality to the lineup. It comes equipped with gloss black exterior accents, a blacked-out front grille, satin black roof rails, and 19-inch gloss black wheels. Comfort and convenience receive a noticeable boost as well, featuring a standard panoramic moonroof, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and an HD Intelligent Around View Monitor to simplify parking in tight spaces. Beyond aesthetic updates, Nissan expanded its driver-assist tech for 2026. Drivers seeking semi-autonomous highway support can now access ProPILOT Assist 2.1 on SV trims and above, bringing advanced lane-changing support and traffic-aware cruise control to a wider range of price points. A new Plug-In Hybrid option also enters the lineup for shoppers desiring extended all-electric daily driving range without sacrificing long-distance utility. Whether you want to explore the fresh exterior styling or evaluate updated cabin technology, our team at Jim Keras Nissan is ready to assist. You can start by checking our current new Rogue inventory online, getting in touch with our team at (901) 373-2800, or getting directions to our Memphis showroom for an in-person look. Table of Contents What Technology and Infotainment Updates Are in the 2026 Rogue? What Are the Key Performance Specifications, Fuel Economy, and Powertrain Options for the 2026 Nissan Rogue? What Safety Features and ProPILOT Assist Technology Come Standard on the 2026 Nissan Rogue? What Are the Main Trim Levels and Features Across the 2026 Nissan Rogue Lineup? Common Questions About the 2026 Nissan Rogue Experience the 2026 Nissan Rogue at Jim Keras Nissan What Technology and Infotainment Updates Are in the 2026 Rogue? Technology upgrades for the 2026 Nissan Rogue center on an available 12.3-inch touchscreen running Google built-in software, which delivers native integration for Google Maps, Google Assistant, and the Google Play Store. This system operates independently of your smartphone, allowing drivers to access real-time traffic updates, adjust cabin temperatures by voice, and stream media directly through the vehicle display. When local drivers visit our showroom for a test drive, one feature they routinely ask to see first is how seamlessly the 12.3-inch touchscreen connects to their mobile devices during a daily drive. The display supports wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto, eliminating cable clutter on the center console. On SL and Platinum trims, this high-resolution screen is paired with a customizable 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster that projects turn-by-turn navigation cues and driver-assist status directly in front of the steering wheel. An available 10-speaker Bose audio system provides immersive sound staging throughout the cabin. Entry grades, including the S and SV trims, come standard with an 8.0-inch touchscreen system that features Bluetooth connectivity and wired smartphone integration. Dual front USB-C ports come standard across every trim level, with additional charge-only ports provided for second-row passengers on higher grades. For drivers considering pre-owned alternatives or comparing technology setups across model years, browsing our pre-owned inventory offers a clear look at how crossover tech features have evolved over recent generations. What Are the Key Performance Specifications, Fuel Economy, and Powertrain Options for the 2026 Nissan Rogue? The standard gas-powered 2026 Nissan Rogue features a turbocharged 1.5-liter VC-Turbo 3-cylinder engine producing 201 horsepower and 225 lb-ft of torque, mated to an Xtronic CVT. Front-wheel-drive models achieve EPA fuel economy estimates of up to 29 mpg city / 36 mpg highway / 32 mpg combined, offering excellent fuel efficiency for daily travel. +------------------------------------+------------------+------------------+-------------------+ | Engine / Powertrain | Horsepower | Torque | Drive Type | +------------------------------------+------------------+------------------+-------------------+ | 1.5L VC-Turbo 3-Cylinder | 201 hp | 225 lb-ft | FWD / Available AWD| | 2.4L 4-Cylinder Plug-In Hybrid | 248 hp | 332 lb-ft | Standard AWD | +------------------------------------+------------------+------------------+-------------------+ Nissan's Intelligent All-Wheel Drive is available across every trim level and comes standard on the Rock Creek grade. AWD variants yield EPA estimates of roughly 28 mpg city / 35 mpg highway / 31 mpg combined, while the rugged Rock Creek edition delivers about 27 mpg city / 32 mpg highway / 29 mpg combined due to its standard all-terrain tires. Drivers can fine-tune performance via five selectable drive modes: Standard, Eco, Sport, Snow, and Off-Road. For maximum efficiency, the 2026 Rogue lineup adds a Plug-In Hybrid powertrain. Combining a 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine with dual electric motors and a 20-kWh battery, the PHEV generates 248 horsepower and 332 lb-ft of torque. Standard all-wheel drive and an estimated 38 miles of all-electric driving range allow owners to handle short trips using pure electricity before seamless transition to hybrid gas operation. When properly equipped, the gas-powered Rogue provides a maximum towing capacity of up to 1,500 pounds, ideal for hauling light utility trailers or recreational equipment. Commuters managing the daily 20-mile highway drive from Southaven into the city will find that the variable-compression turbo architecture balances eager highway passing power with frugality at the pump. If you are evaluating crossover powertrains against traditional daily sedans, you can also explore our new Altima selection to compare passenger comfort and highway performance. To keep your current crossover running at peak efficiency, remember to schedule a routine service appointment with our factory-trained service center. What Safety Features and ProPILOT Assist Technology Come Standard on the 2026 Nissan Rogue? Every 2026 Nissan Rogue comes standard with Nissan Safety Shield 360, a comprehensive suite of six active safety features designed to monitor surroundings and intervene during critical moments. This standard safety package includes: Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection Blind Spot Warning Rear Cross Traffic Alert Lane Departure Warning High Beam Assist Rear Automatic Braking For highway driving ease, ProPILOT Assist comes standard on SV trims and above, combining Intelligent Cruise Control and steering assistance to keep the crossover centered in its lane and matched to surrounding traffic speeds. On top-tier grades, the system upgrades to ProPILOT Assist 2.1, which adds hands-free single-lane highway driving capability on compatible roadways. ProPILOT Assist 2.1 integrates directly with Google Maps to anticipate highway curves, speed limit changes, and exit ramps while using Lane Change Assistance to suggest safe lane maneuvers. Parking security is further enhanced by an available HD Intelligent Around View Monitor, which provides a virtual 360-degree overhead view of the vehicle on the central display screen. Moving Object Detection alerts drivers to approaching pedestrians or vehicles when reversing out of driveways or busy parking spots. Shoppers interested in exploring alternative electrified crossovers in the Nissan lineup can check our new Ariya electric crossover lineup to compare driver-assist technologies. When preparing to transition into a new safety-equipped crossover, you can value your current trade-in online to see how your present vehicle applies toward an upgrade. What Are the Main Trim Levels and Features Across the 2026 Nissan Rogue Lineup? The 2026 Nissan Rogue lineup offers six distinct trim levels: S, SV, Dark Armor, Rock Creek, SL, and Platinum. Each grade addresses specific priorities ranging from budget-conscious daily utility to trail-focused capability and executive luxury. S: Includes 17-inch alloy wheels, Nissan Safety Shield 360, an 8.0-inch touchscreen, and LED headlights. SV: Upgrades to 18-inch alloy wheels, proximity keyless entry, push-button start, dual-zone automatic climate control, and standard ProPILOT Assist. Dark Armor: Adds gloss black trim, 19-inch gloss black wheels, a panoramic moonroof, heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and an HD Intelligent Around View Monitor. Rock Creek: Features standard AWD, 17-inch wheels with all-terrain tires, hill-descent control, water-repellent synthetic leather seating, and a tubular roof rack. SL: Delivers luxury amenities including 19-inch alloy wheels, leather-appointed seating, a 12.3-inch touchscreen with Google built-in, and a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster. Platinum: Positions the Rogue as a near-luxury crossover swathed in quilted leather upholstery, featuring available ProPILOT Assist 2.1, a 10-speaker Bose audio system, and a motion-activated power liftgate. Families loading sports gear or outdoor supplies for weekend outings along the Germantown greenways will appreciate the flexible interior layout. Standard models offer roughly 32 cubic feet of rear cargo space, expanding up to 37 cubic feet on Platinum trims thanks to a dual-level cargo floor board. Folding the 60/40 split rear seat flat yields up to 74 cubic feet of overall storage capacity. You can compare trim packages across our full new Nissan lineup today. Once you identify the trim grade that matches your household budget, complete our secure online auto financing application to start the approval process ahead of your dealer visit. Common Questions About the 2026 Nissan Rogue Q: What warranty and complimentary maintenance coverage comes with a 2026 Nissan Rogue? Every 2026 Nissan Rogue comes protected by a 3-year/36,000-mile limited warranty alongside a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty. Factory coverage also includes up to 2 years or 24,000 miles of complimentary maintenance, providing up to three covered scheduled oil changes and tire rotations during initial ownership. Q: How do the selectable drive modes in the 2026 Rogue work? Models equipped with Intelligent All-Wheel Drive incorporate a central selector dial featuring five distinct modes: Standard, Eco, Sport, Snow, and Off-Road. Engaging these modes recalibrates throttle sensitivity, transmission shift points, and front-to-rear torque distribution to optimize traction across changing weather and road surfaces. Q: Does the 2026 Nissan Rogue offer a hands-free highway driving feature? Yes, ProPILOT Assist 2.1 offers hands-free single-lane highway driving capability on compatible controlled-access freeways. Available on upper trims, the system integrates Intelligent Cruise Control and Lane Change Assistance with native Google Maps data to automatically handle steering, acceleration, and braking inputs while keeping the driver monitored and attentive. Q: What is the maximum cargo space available in the 2026 Rogue? Standard 2026 Rogue models offer about 32 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row, which expands to 37 cubic feet on top grades featuring the multi-position Divide-N-Hide floor system. Folding the second-row seats flat opens up to 74 cubic feet of total cargo volume for larger gear. Q: How does the new Plug-In Hybrid Rogue handle daily charging? The 2026 Rogue Plug-In Hybrid carries a 20-kWh battery that delivers up to 38 miles of all-electric driving range before engaging its gas engine. Owners can recharge the battery pack using a standard 120V household wall outlet overnight or utilize a 240V Level 2 charging setup for faster replenishment at home or public stations. Experience the 2026 Nissan Rogue at Jim Keras Nissan Finding the right crossover requires hands-on experience behind the wheel, and our team at Jim Keras Nissan is ready to match you with the ideal 2026 Rogue trim. Whether you want to test-drive the blacked-out Dark Armor grade, test the hands-free capabilities of ProPILOT Assist 2.1, or compare gas and Plug-In Hybrid powertrains side by side, we offer a streamlined shopping environment centered on your needs. Visit our sales showroom today to inspect our latest crossover inventory in person. You can call our sales team directly at (901) 373-2800 to schedule your test drive, or plan your route to our dealership location on Covington Pike to get started. © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved.

Before buying a 2027 Nissan Murano, you should know that this two-row midsize crossover combines near-luxury refinement with modern engineering, featuring a standard 2.0-liter VC-Turbo four-cylinder engine producing 241 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission and standard Intelligent All-Wheel Drive. Nissan streamlined the lineup into three well-equipped trims— SL, Dark Armor, and Platinum —starting at an MSRP of $43,990 before destination fees. The latest generation of the Murano emphasizes serene ride quality, premium cabin materials, and intuitive tech over aggressive track performance. Inside, every trim features a sweeping display pod with dual 12.3-inch screens, Zero Gravity front seating, and standard Nissan Safety Shield 360. With an EPA fuel economy rating of 21 city / 27 hwy mpg and up to 64 cubic feet of maximum cargo volume, it serves as an ultra-quiet commuter and midsize family cruiser. Choosing the right crossover comes down to matching its physical capabilities to your daily route. If your commute includes the flat, open stretches and riverland back roads around Millington, the standard Intelligent All-Wheel Drive system and 8.3 inches of ground clearance offer confidence in heavy rain or on slick pavement. At our dealership, we guide buyers through the exact feature differences on the showroom floor so you can decide whether the value-packed SL trim or the top-tier Platinum best fits your lifestyle. When you are ready to evaluate the vehicle in person, visit our Memphis showroom on Covington Pike to take a test drive. You can also give our sales team a quick call at (901) 373-2800 to ask about current delivery timelines and incoming vehicle allocations. Table of Contents Are 2027 Nissan Murano Models Currently in Stock at Dealers? What Engine, Transmission, and Drive Modes Power the 2027 Murano? What Are the Key Interior Features and Cargo Dimensions of the 2027 Nissan Murano? What Safety and Driver-Assistance Features Does the 2027 Murano Offer? Frequently Asked Buyer Questions About the 2027 Nissan Murano How to Finance and Buy Your 2027 Nissan Murano Are 2027 Nissan Murano Models Currently in Stock at Dealers? Yes, 2027 Nissan Murano models are actively arriving at dealership lots and can be ordered or reserved through dealer transit pipelines. Dealership inventory includes featured trims like the SL and flagship Platinum, with factory shipments constantly updating local availability. Because factory allocations arrive in batches throughout the model year, inventory availability fluctuates based on trim preference and exterior color choices. The streamlined three-trim structure simplifies shopping because every model leaves the factory with standard Intelligent All-Wheel Drive and the 9-speed automatic transmission. Buyers looking for specific package combinations—such as the Dark Armor package with dark exterior accents or semi-aniline leather upholstery—can coordinate directly with our team to claim inbound units before they arrive on the lot. For shoppers comparing midsize crossovers, exploring our updated new Nissan inventory allows you to track real-time stock levels, inspect window stickers, and review incoming vehicle arrival dates. If you are open to exploring pure electric luxury alongside gas-powered crossovers, you can also view our new Nissan Ariya electric crossovers to evaluate two-row interior layouts side-by-side. Additionally, drivers interested in late-model trade-ins or previous-generation V6 crossovers can browse our pre-owned vehicle options for comparison. Pricing Pricing by trim Feature Dark Armor AWD Platinum AWD SL AWD Base MSRP $46,990 $49,790 $43,990 Destination charge $1,545 $1,545 $1,545 What Engine, Transmission, and Drive Modes Power the 2027 Murano? This midsize crossover features a cutting-edge variable-compression 2.0-liter VC-Turbo engine that balances power and efficiency with 241 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque. This mechanical setup replaces the previous generation's naturally aspirated V6 and continuous variable transmission, providing stronger low-end responsiveness while maintaining an EPA-estimated 23 mpg combined rating ( 21 city / 27 hwy). The variable-compression technology continuously adjusts the engine's piston stroke ratio in real time. Under light cruise conditions, it optimizes fuel efficiency; when you press the accelerator to pass or merge, it instantly lowers the compression ratio to unleash full turbocharged torque. The 9-speed automatic transmission includes steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters for manual gear control, giving drivers direct engagement when navigating hilly terrain or highway ramps. Drivers can customize performance feel using the Drive Mode Selector with four modes: Standard Mode: Balanced throttle response and gear selection for daily suburban driving. Eco Mode: Optimizes engine response and climate control operation to maximize fuel efficiency. Sport Mode: Sharpens throttle sensitivity and holds lower gears longer for brisk acceleration. Snow Mode: Adjusts torque distribution and throttle mapping to reduce wheel slip on icy roads. With a maximum towing capacity of 1,500 lbs, the Murano is engineered primarily for serene passenger transport rather than heavy trailering. For daily commuters making the suburban drive from Arlington into the city, the powertrain provides quick passing power while acoustic glass and active noise suppression keep engine hum out of the cabin. Before committing to a new purchase, many buyers choose to trade in their current vehicle to offset costs. You can estimate your trade power in minutes by valuing your trade in online through our convenient portal. Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature Dark Armor AWD Platinum AWD SL AWD Engine 2L 2L 2L Horsepower 241 hp 241 hp 241 hp Torque 260 lb-ft 260 lb-ft 260 lb-ft Transmission Xtronic Xtronic Xtronic Drivetrain All-wheel drive All-wheel drive All-wheel drive What Are the Key Interior Features and Cargo Dimensions of the 2027 Nissan Murano? The 2027 Nissan Murano offers 112 cubic feet of total passenger volume for five occupants, complemented by 33 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row and roughly 64 cubic feet with the 60/40 split rear seatbacks folded flat. Upfront, the cabin centers on a dual 12.3-inch display pod that seamlessly integrates digital instrument gauges with an intuitive infotainment system featuring standard wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Nissan prioritized long-distance travel comfort by outfitting both front and outboard rear seating positions with ergonomic Zero Gravity seat construction. Higher trim levels elevate luxury further: SL Trim: Features durable leatherette seating, a 10-speaker Bose audio system, a panoramic moonroof, and built-in Google and Alexa connectivity. Dark Armor Trim: Adds dark exterior trim cues, specialized accent styling, and blacked-out design touches throughout the cabin. Platinum Trim: Upgrades to quilted semi-aniline leather appointments, massaging front seats, heated outboard rear seats, rain-sensing wipers, and a motion-activated power liftgate. When shoppers visit our showroom to test-drive a vehicle, one of the first features we demonstrate is the panoramic glass roof and the ease of folding the second-row seats. The flat cargo load floor and lower liftover height make loading bulky luggage or sports equipment effortless. To find the exact trim and color combination that matches your taste, check out our selection of new Nissan Murano SUVs available today. Dimensions & Capacity Capacity and dimensions by trim Feature Dark Armor AWD Platinum AWD SL AWD Seating 5 5 5 Cargo 32.9 cu ft 32.9 cu ft 32.9 cu ft Curb weight 4,352 lbs 4,386 lbs 4,290 lbs Towing 1,500 lbs 1,500 lbs 1,500 lbs Payload 1,248 lbs 1,214 lbs 1,310 lbs What Safety and Driver-Assistance Features Does the 2027 Murano Offer? Every 2027 Nissan Murano comes standard with Nissan Safety Shield 360, a comprehensive suite of six active driver-assist technologies designed to monitor surround conditions and intervene when potential hazards are detected. Building on a structural architecture that earned an IIHS TOP SAFETY PICK+ rating in testing, the Murano provides exceptional occupant protection for drivers and passengers alike. The standard Nissan Safety Shield 360 equipment includes: Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection Rear Automatic Braking Blind Spot Warning Rear Cross Traffic Alert Lane Departure Warning High Beam Assist Beyond the standard suite, available highway driving technologies significantly reduce driver fatigue during long trips. ProPILOT Assist combines adaptive cruise control with lane-centering steering assist to help manage acceleration, braking, and steering guidance in stop-and-go highway traffic. For tight parking situations, higher trims feature an Intelligent Around View Monitor with a see-through hood camera view. This advanced 360-degree camera projection allows drivers to "look through" the engine bay on the display screen, making it easy to spot curb edges, parking lines, or low obstacles. Safety & Driver Assistance Safety and driver-assistance features by trim The Dark Armor AWD, Platinum AWD, and SL AWD trims all come standard with a comprehensive set of safety and driver assistance features. This includes ABS, Isofix preparation, active and height-adjustable head restraints for both front and rear seats, and three rear head restraints. Additionally, all seat belts for front and rear passengers have pre-tensioners and height adjustability, with rear center seat belts featuring a 3-point design. All three trims are equipped with millimetre-wave sensors for distance and object sensing technology, emergency call capability, and an accident data recorder. The anti collision system comes standard across these trims and includes brake light activation, seat belt activation, automatic emergency braking, low-speed front and rear braking (denoted as 'D'), and a driver monitor feature. Frequently Asked Buyer Questions About the 2027 Nissan Murano Q: Does the 2027 Nissan Murano require premium fuel for its VC-Turbo engine? While the 2.0-liter VC-Turbo four-cylinder engine is engineered to deliver its peak output of 241 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque on regular unleaded gasoline, using premium fuel can help optimize performance and responsiveness during aggressive driving or hot summer weather. Q: What warranty coverage is included with a new 2027 Murano purchase? Every new 2027 Murano includes factory warranty backing consisting of a 3-year/36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper limited warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain limited warranty. In J.D. Power's 2025 Vehicle Dependability Study, the Murano ranked highest in its midsize SUV segment for fewest reported problems, backing up its long-term ownership durability. Q: Is all-wheel drive standard across every 2027 trim level? Yes, Intelligent All-Wheel Drive is standard equipment across the entire 2027 lineup, including the SL, Dark Armor, and Platinum trims. This system continuously monitors road traction and automatically splits torque between the front and rear wheels to maintain stability without requiring manual driver engagement. Q: How fast does the 2027 Nissan Murano accelerate from 0 to 60 mph? The 2027 Murano accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 7.3 seconds. The combination of the 2.0-liter VC-Turbo four-cylinder engine and 9-speed automatic transmission delivers smooth, linear power output tailored for confident highway passing rather than aggressive track performance. Q: What other Nissan models can I consider if I want a smaller or fuel-efficient alternative? If you prefer a sleek sedan layout with excellent fuel economy while maintaining a refined cabin experience, you can explore our new Nissan Altima inventory for comparison alongside our crossover lineup. How to Finance and Buy Your 2027 Nissan Murano Taking home a 2027 Nissan Murano starts with selecting the trim level that fits your driving needs and establishing a purchase plan that suits your personal budget. With starting MSRPs of $43,990 for the SL, $46,990 for the Dark Armor, and $49,790 for the flagship Platinum (plus a standard $1,545 destination charge), our finance specialists work directly with regional and competitive lending partners to structure clear finance terms. Our finance center simplifies the buying process by offering online tools to handle paperwork before you step foot in the showroom. Gathering basic income information, trade-in title documentation, and vehicle insurance quotes ahead of time speeds up the underwriting process, letting you spend less time at a desk and more time enjoying your new vehicle. To get started today, submit a secure online credit application to prequalify for competitive loan terms. Once your application is reviewed, visit our showroom address on Covington Pike or give our team a direct call at (901) 373-2800 to schedule your 2027 Murano test drive. Keep Your Vehicle Running Strong Keep your vehicle performing at its best with our service team: Schedule Service and Diagnostics © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved. Vehicle specification data © JATO Dynamics Limited.

The 2026 Nissan Kicks AWD provides about 24 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row and expands to about 59 cubic feet with the rear seats folded flat, making it plenty spacious for daily gear like luggage, sports equipment, and stroller systems. Combined with a wide trunk opening and a standard 60/40 split-folding rear bench, this subcompact crossover easily accommodates everyday hauling demands without sacrificing second-row passenger comfort. For active drivers and busy commuters, interior utility is defined by how easily an SUV swallows real-world cargo. The redesigned 2026 Nissan Kicks addresses this need by pairing a compact footprint with intelligent space utilization. Up front, drivers enjoy Zero Gravity seating designed to reduce fatigue on longer trips, while the rear seating area maintains comfortable head and legroom for adult passengers. When full passenger seating is required, the rear cargo floor easily holds several full-sized suitcases, stacks of athletic bags, or a weekend's worth of supplies. When additional room is required, folding down the rear seatbacks transforms the cabin into an expansive cargo deck. The flat floor profile ensures that items slide inward without catching on seat frames or side bolsters. To test how your everyday gear fits inside this subcompact crossover, visit our Memphis showroom on Covington Pike to explore the interior dimensions in person, or give our sales team a quick call at (901) 373-2800 to check current vehicle availability. Table of Contents How Much Cargo Space Does the Redesigned Nissan Kicks Offer with FWD vs. AWD? Does the Nissan Kicks Offer Intelligent All-Wheel Drive and Off-Road Driving Modes? How Does the Nissan Kicks Balance Cargo Space with Fuel Efficiency on Daily Commutes? What Trunk Dimensions and Dual-Level Cargo Features Help Load Golf Bags or Bikes? Common Questions About 2026 Nissan Kicks Cargo Space and AWD Explore the 2026 Nissan Kicks at Jim Keras Nissan How Much Cargo Space Does the Redesigned Nissan Kicks Offer with FWD vs. AWD? Front-wheel-drive 2026 Nissan Kicks models feature 30 cubic feet of rear cargo space with the seats up and 60 cubic feet with the rear bench folded flat, while Intelligent All-Wheel Drive models deliver about 24 cubic feet behind the rear row and about 59 cubic feet when folded. The minor dimensional shift in all-wheel-drive trims accommodates the rear-drivetrain components while preserving practical everyday utility for luggage, camping gear, and groceries. Choosing between front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive comes down to balancing maximum volume against all-weather traction. Both configurations utilize a responsive 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine producing 141 hp and 140 lb-ft of torque, paired with an advanced Xtronic CVT. Base pricing starts at an MSRP of $22,730 for the entry-level S FWD trim, moving to $24,470 for the well-equipped SV FWD, and $27,565 for the top-tier SR FWD grade. Adding all-wheel drive adds confidence on wet or rutted surfaces while keeping total interior utility competitive with larger vehicles. S FWD: 30 cubic feet seats up / 60 cubic feet seats folded SV FWD: 30 cubic feet seats up / 60 cubic feet seats folded SR FWD: 30 cubic feet seats up / 60 cubic feet seats folded S AWD: about 24 cubic feet seats up / about 59 cubic feet seats folded SV AWD: about 24 cubic feet seats up / about 59 cubic feet seats folded SR AWD: about 24 cubic feet seats up / about 59 cubic feet seats folded Whether prioritizing the absolute maximum interior capacity of front-wheel-drive models or the terrain capability of all-wheel drive, the lineup provides functional versatility across every trim level. You can browse our selection of new Nissan Kicks crossovers online to compare trim features, or explore our new Nissan inventory to evaluate models across the entire lineup. Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature 2.0 S 2.0 S AWD 2.0 SR 2.0 SR AWD 2.0 SV 2.0 SV AWD Engine 2L 2L 2L 2L 2L 2L Horsepower 141 hp 141 hp 141 hp 141 hp 141 hp 141 hp Torque 140 lb-ft 140 lb-ft 140 lb-ft 140 lb-ft 140 lb-ft 140 lb-ft Transmission Xtronic Xtronic Xtronic Xtronic Xtronic Xtronic Drivetrain Front-wheel drive All-wheel drive Front-wheel drive All-wheel drive Front-wheel drive All-wheel drive Dimensions & Capacity Capacity and dimensions by trim Feature 2.0 S 2.0 S AWD 2.0 SR 2.0 SR AWD 2.0 SV 2.0 SV AWD Seating 5 5 5 5 5 5 Cargo 30.0 cu ft 23.9 cu ft 29.2 cu ft 23.9 cu ft 29.2 cu ft 23.9 cu ft Curb weight 3,002 lbs 3,196 lbs 3,063 lbs 3,253 lbs 3,024 lbs 3,233 lbs Payload 900 lbs 894 lbs 960 lbs 958 lbs 922 lbs 934 lbs Does the Nissan Kicks Offer Intelligent All-Wheel Drive and Off-Road Driving Modes? Every trim level of the 2026 Nissan Kicks offers available Intelligent All-Wheel Drive, which monitors road conditions to automatically distribute engine power to the rear wheels when extra traction is needed. Models equipped with all-wheel drive also include dedicated drive settings like Snow Mode to help maintain momentum on slippery, unpaved, or wet surfaces. The all-wheel-drive system operates continuously in the background, driving the front wheels during normal highway cruising to maximize efficiency and engaging the rear axle the instant wheel slip is detected. With about 8.5 inches of standard ground clearance, the vehicle easily clears surface obstacles, rutted paths, and deep water accumulation. For drivers navigating unpaved access roads or muddy trailheads near the Loosahatchie River in Millington, this extra elevation and power distribution prevent underbody scraping and traction loss. The integrated drive mode selector allows drivers to tailor vehicle response to current road conditions: Normal Mode: Optimizes throttle mapping and transmission ratios for standard daily driving. Eco Mode: Adjusts engine output and air conditioning load to maximize overall fuel efficiency. Sport Mode: Sharpens throttle response and holds higher transmission ratios for energetic acceleration. Snow Mode: Calibrates traction control and torque delivery to prevent wheel spin on ice, snow, or loose gravel. For shoppers cross-shopping different vehicle styles or searching for pre-owned flexibility, our inventory includes a wide range of options. You can view our current stock of new Nissan Altima sedans for highway efficiency, or inspect our pre-owned vehicle inventory to find versatile crossover choices that suit your budget. How Does the Nissan Kicks Balance Cargo Space with Fuel Efficiency on Daily Commutes? Front-wheel-drive 2026 Nissan Kicks models achieve an EPA-estimated 28 city / 35 hwy / 31 combined mpg, while all-wheel-drive configurations earn 27 city / 34 hwy / 30 combined mpg, maintaining high fuel efficiency alongside its 30 cubic feet of cargo volume. This efficiency allows drivers to haul gear and commute across the region without incurring heavy fuel costs. Engineers achieved this balance by pairing an efficient powertrain with light body construction and aerodynamic exterior styling. The naturally aspirated engine delivers consistent power without the fuel consumption spikes common in larger turbocharged engines. The seamless ratios of the transmission keep the engine operating in its sweet spot during suburban acceleration and highway cruising. Maintaining proper efficiency over years of driving requires simple preventive care. Routine tire rotations, wheel alignments, and air filter replacements ensure the vehicle continues to meet its factory fuel economy ratings while protecting engine components. Drivers interested in alternative high-efficiency platforms can look through new Nissan Ariya electric crossovers, or schedule a routine maintenance visit with our factory-trained service technicians to keep their current vehicle running at peak efficiency. Fuel Economy Fuel economy and range by trim Feature 2.0 S 2.0 S AWD 2.0 SR 2.0 SR AWD 2.0 SV 2.0 SV AWD MPG 28 city / 35 hwy / 31 combined 27 city / 34 hwy / 30 combined 28 city / 35 hwy / 31 combined 27 city / 34 hwy / 30 combined 28 city / 35 hwy / 31 combined 27 city / 34 hwy / 30 combined What Trunk Dimensions and Dual-Level Cargo Features Help Load Golf Bags or Bikes? The 2026 Nissan Kicks features a rear hatch opening measuring over 40 inches wide with a low liftover height, allowing wide items like golf bags and large coolers to slide straight into the trunk. Select trims offer a dual-level cargo floor system that adjusts downward to create extra vertical space or raises to align flat with folded rear seatbacks. When shoppers test-drive the Kicks on our floor, they often ask whether a full-size bicycle fits without removing both wheels before they look at total volume numbers; folding the 60/40 rear seatbacks creates enough flat length to load a standard road bike with just the front wheel detached. The wide opening eliminates the awkward angles required when loading bulky cargo into traditional compact trunks. Key interior loading features include: Over 40 inches of rear hatch opening width for unobstructed loading. Dual-level adjustable cargo floor board for versatile depth management. Standard 60/40 split-folding rear bench for flexible passenger and gear layouts. Integrated tie-down hooks and sidewall storage compartments for securing loose items. For cyclists accessing the Shelby Farms Greenline in Bartlett, loading two sets of riding gear, helmets, and repair stands into the dual-level trunk takes minimal effort. If you are planning to upgrade your current vehicle to a crossover with enhanced cargo flexibility, you can value your trade online to discover what your present vehicle is worth toward a new purchase. Common Questions About 2026 Nissan Kicks Cargo Space and AWD Q: How much cargo space does the 2026 Nissan Kicks have behind the rear seats? Jim Keras Nissan in showcases the 2026 Nissan Kicks with distinct cargo capacities: 30 cubic feet for FWD and 24 cubic feet for AWD models. Both configurations provide ample floor area to accommodate large suitcases, strollers, or weekly grocery runs without folding down passenger seats. Q: Can a full-size bicycle fit inside the 2026 Nissan Kicks? Yes, with the 60/40 split-folding rear seats laid flat, the 2026 Nissan Kicks offers up to 60 cubic feet of maximum cargo space. This flat floor length comfortably fits an adult bicycle with the front wheel removed, as well as multiple golf bags loaded crosswise. Q: How does adding AWD affect the fuel economy of the Nissan Kicks? Adding Intelligent All-Wheel Drive reduces fuel economy by only one mile per gallon across city, highway, and combined ratings. FWD models achieve 28 city / 35 hwy / 31 combined mpg, while AWD models deliver an EPA-estimated 27 city / 34 hwy / 30 combined mpg. Q: What is the ground clearance on the 2026 Nissan Kicks AWD? The 2026 Nissan Kicks features about 8.5 inches of standard ground clearance across all models, leading its subcompact crossover class. This elevated height improves visibility and helps clear unpaved trails, deep puddles, and rutted gravel roads. Q: What driver assistance features come standard on the 2026 Nissan Kicks? Every 2026 Nissan Kicks includes Nissan Safety Shield 360 standard, featuring Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Blind Spot Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Lane Departure Warning, High Beam Assist, and Rear Automatic Braking. Upper trims add ProPILOT Assist for enhanced highway driving convenience. Shoppers planning their purchase can submit an online credit application to review competitive financing options before visiting. Explore the 2026 Nissan Kicks at Jim Keras Nissan The 2026 Nissan Kicks proves that a subcompact SUV can deliver spacious cargo capacity, all-weather confidence, and outstanding fuel economy in one stylish package. Whether you need room for daily athletic gear, weekend camping equipment, or routine grocery runs, the redesigned interior and flexible seating options accommodate your lifestyle without compromise. Our dedicated team at Jim Keras Nissan is ready to walk you through the vehicle's interior features, demonstrate the dual-level cargo floor, and set you up with a test drive. You can visit our dealership on Covington Pike to explore our showroom models, or start by giving our team a call at (901) 373-2800 to ask about current inventory and schedule your visit. © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved. Vehicle specification data © JATO Dynamics Limited.

The 2026 Nissan Pathfinder arrives as a highly capable, three-row mid-size SUV engineered to balance everyday suburban utility with rugged weekend capability. This latest model year continues to refine its bold, boxy aesthetic while delivering the dependable mechanical performance that modern families expect. For households seeking a vehicle that can handle school drop-off zones, daily highway commutes, and muddy trailheads with equal poise, this SUV stands out as an incredibly versatile choice. Our team at Jim Keras Nissan is excited to showcase the diverse lineup of the 2026 Pathfinder, which is designed to accommodate a wide variety of lifestyles. Whether you are looking for a highly practical daily driver or a premium cruiser loaded with high-tech amenities, there is a configuration tailored to your specific needs. The lineup begins with the accessible S trim and progresses through the well-equipped SV and SL models, the off-road-oriented Rock Creek, and the luxurious, top-tier Platinum. To help you find the perfect match for your family, we maintain a comprehensive selection of vehicles on our lot. You can easily explore our new Nissan inventory online to see which models we currently have in stock. If your family is still weighing different body styles, sizes, or capabilities, we can also walk you through other exceptional options in the Nissan family. From efficient sedans to versatile crossovers and trucks, our digital showroom allows you to browse the new Nissan Altima, the all-electric new Nissan Ariya, the full-size new Nissan Armada, the mid-size new Nissan Frontier, the compact new Nissan Kicks, the eco-friendly new Nissan Leaf, the stylish new Nissan Murano, the family-favorite new Nissan Rogue, the commuter-friendly new Nissan Sentra, the powerful new Nissan Titan, the highly affordable new Nissan Versa, or even the thrilling new Nissan Z. Finding the right vehicle is only the first step of your journey. We invite you to visit our dealership in person to experience these models firsthand, take a test drive, and speak with our knowledgeable sales professionals. You can easily find us at 2080 Covington Pike, Memphis, TN 38128, or get in touch with our friendly staff by giving us a quick call today to discuss availability and scheduling. Table of Contents What Are the Key Engine Specifications of the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder? How Much Can the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder Tow on Weekend Trips? Comparing the Trims and Cabin Space of the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder Quick Answers Before You Visit Jim Keras Nissan Drive Home a 2026 Nissan Pathfinder From Our Showroom What Are the Key Engine Specifications of the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder? Are you wondering what powers this rugged three-row SUV? Under the hood of almost every 2026 Nissan Pathfinder lies a naturally aspirated 3.5-liter V6 engine that delivers a standard 284 horsepower and 259 lb-ft of torque. This robust powerplant is widely recognized for its long-term durability and smooth power delivery. For drivers who opt for the trail-ready Rock Creek trim, Nissan retunes this engine to generate an increased 295 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque when running on premium fuel, giving you an extra bit of muscle for challenging terrains. One of the most significant mechanical highlights of the 2026 Pathfinder is its transmission. Nissan has completely moved away from the continuously variable transmission (CVT) in this model, equipping every trim with a traditional nine-speed automatic transmission featuring manual mode. This gearbox provides crisp, decisive gear changes and excellent highway cruising efficiency, ensuring that the engine always operates in its optimal power band. Front-wheel drive is the standard drivetrain configuration for the S, SV, SL, and Platinum trims, while a highly capable Intelligent 4x4 system is available as an upgrade and comes standard on the Rock Creek. When it comes to fuel efficiency, the front-wheel-drive configurations of the Pathfinder are EPA-rated at 20 mpg city / 27 hwy and 23 mpg combined. Choosing a four-wheel-drive model only slightly adjusts these numbers, with the SV and SL 4WD trims achieving 21 mpg city / 26 hwy and 23 mpg combined. The top-tier Platinum 4WD model is rated at 20 mpg city / 25 hwy, while the rugged Rock Creek, with its standard all-terrain tires and off-road roof rack, comes in at 20 mpg city / 23 hwy. For local drivers commuting from the rural communities around Millington, this V6 engine provides the perfect blend of highway passing power and gravel-road capability. The flat farmland and occasional muddy paths near the Loosahatchie River demand an engine and drivetrain combination that won't hesitate when traction gets loose. If you are looking to explore all of your options, we also carry an extensive selection of high-quality pre-owned models. You can easily browse our used vehicle inventory or take a look at our current new car specials to find a great deal on your next purchase. Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature Platinum Rock Creek S SL SV Engine 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L Horsepower 284 hp 295 hp 284 hp 284 hp 284 hp Torque 259 lb-ft 270 lb-ft 259 lb-ft 259 lb-ft 259 lb-ft Transmission 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic Drivetrain Front-wheel drive Four-wheel Drive Front-wheel drive Front-wheel drive Front-wheel drive How Much Can the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder Tow on Weekend Trips? If your family adventures require hauling a boat, a pair of jet skis, or a camper, the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder is built to deliver impressive utility. When properly equipped with the available Nissan towing package and transmission cooler, the Pathfinder boasts a maximum towing capacity of 6,000 lbs. This rating places it at the top of its class, beating out several major three-row competitors. For trims without the additional transmission cooler, such as the base S or standard SV and SL configurations, the SUV is rated to safely tow up to 3,500 lbs. To make towing as stress-free as possible, Nissan offers a suite of advanced towing technologies. Available features include a Class III receiver hitch, a seven-pin wiring harness, and a specialized Tow Mode that recalibrates transmission shift points to reduce gear hunting when pulling heavy loads uphill. Additionally, the available Intelligent Around View Monitor provides a clear overhead view of the vehicle, making it incredibly simple to line up your hitch receiver with a trailer coupler without needing a spotter. For active suburban families living in Arlington, this towing capability opens up a world of weekend possibilities. Whether you are hauling fishing boats to Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park or packing up camping gear for a trip down the Mississippi River watershed, the Pathfinder handles the extra weight with absolute stability and control. The vehicle's independent front and multi-link rear suspension systems ensure that even when the trailer is attached, the ride quality remains smooth and composed for all passengers inside. If you are ready to upgrade your current vehicle to a more capable family hauler, our team is here to make the transition seamless. We can help you value your trade-in quickly and transparently, ensuring you get top dollar for your current car to put toward a brand-new Pathfinder. Comparing the Trims and Cabin Space of the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder Inside the cabin, the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder is a showcase of smart packaging and premium comfort. The SUV offers standard seating for up to 8 passengers with a second-row bench seat, or 7 passengers if you choose the available second-row captain's chairs. The second-row seats feature Nissan's popular EZ FLEX sliding and tilting system, which allows the seats to slide forward and tilt even with a child safety seat securely installed, clearing an easy path to the third row. In terms of cargo utility, the Pathfinder provides a highly adaptable space designed to handle everything from grocery runs to bulky sports gear: about 17 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the third row, which also features a spacious under-floor storage compartment. about 45 cubic feet of space with the third row folded flat. about 80.5 cubic feet of maximum cargo capacity when both the second and third rows are folded down. The trim levels are progressively structured to offer the right balance of technology and comfort. The SV trim includes heated front seats, roof rails, and the ProPILOT Assist highway driving system. Stepping up to the SL trim adds premium TailorFit leatherette seating, a 12.3-inch digital dashboard, and the HD Enhanced Intelligent Around View Monitor. The trail-ready Rock Creek trim features 18-inch black beadlock-style wheels, an off-road-tuned suspension, and a rugged tubular roof rack. Finally, the luxurious Platinum trim pampers occupants with 20-inch machined alloy wheels, climate-controlled front seats, and a Motion-Activated Liftgate. Families in Bartlett who spend their weekends driving kids to community sports leagues or loading up bikes for a ride along the Shelby Farms Greenline will find the Pathfinder's cargo versatility indispensable. Keeping your vehicle in peak operating condition is vital for these busy schedules, which is why we encourage owners to regularly schedule service and diagnostics with our factory-trained technicians to handle routine oil changes, tire rotations, and multi-point inspections. Pricing Pricing by trim Feature Platinum Rock Creek S SL SV Base MSRP $49,790 $45,090 $37,500 $42,590 $39,990 Destination charge $1,545 $1,545 $1,495 $1,545 $1,545 Quick Answers Before You Visit Jim Keras Nissan Before you stop by our showroom, we want to address some of the most common questions our customers ask about this versatile three-row SUV. Q: Does the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder offer a hybrid powertrain? A: No, the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder does not offer a hybrid option. It is powered exclusively by a naturally aspirated 3.5-liter V6 gasoline engine mated to a nine-speed automatic transmission, prioritizing traditional mechanical reliability and robust towing power. Q: What is the standard warranty coverage for a new Pathfinder? A: Every new 2026 Nissan Pathfinder comes backed by Nissan’s standard manufacturer warranty. This includes a 3-year/36,000-mile limited bumper-to-bumper warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile limited powertrain warranty, giving you peace of mind on every journey. Q: Is Nissan Roadside Assistance included with the 2026 Pathfinder? A: Yes, Nissan provides comprehensive roadside assistance coverage for 3 years or 36,000 miles. If you ever experience a flat tire, a dead battery, or an emergency breakdown, you can contact Nissan Roadside Assistance: 800-225-2476 for manufacturer-backed support, towing to the nearest authorized service center, and genuine parts replacement. Q: How does the standard horsepower of the Pathfinder compare to key competitors? A: The 2026 Nissan Pathfinder offers more standard horsepower than the Toyota Highlander and Grand Highlander. The Pathfinder's standard V6 engine produces 284 horsepower, whereas the Highlander's standard turbocharged four-cylinder engine is rated at 265 horsepower. Q: What is the difference between the standard SV and SL trims? A: While both trims share the same V6 engine, the SL trim introduces premium upgrades such as TailorFit seating surfaces, a larger 12.3-inch fully digital dashboard, and the HD Enhanced Intelligent Around View Monitor. The SV trim focuses on core essentials like heated front seats and ProPILOT Assist. To streamline your purchase process and save time at the dealership, you can easily get approved for financing online using our secure credit application before you visit. Drive Home a 2026 Nissan Pathfinder From Our Showroom The 2026 Nissan Pathfinder stands out as a premier choice for families who refuse to compromise on power, interior space, or towing capability. With its standard 284-horsepower V6 engine, smooth nine-speed automatic transmission, and class-leading 6,000-lb towing capacity, this SUV is fully prepared to handle both your daily routine and your most ambitious weekend getaways. At Jim Keras Nissan, we are committed to providing a transparent, hassle-free buying experience. The base Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for the S trim starts at $37,500 with a destination charge of $1,495. The mid-range SV starts at $39,990, the well-appointed SL is listed at $42,590, the rugged Rock Creek starts at $45,090, and the top-tier Platinum begins at $49,790 (with a destination charge of $1,545 for the SV, SL, Rock Creek, and Platinum models). Our dedicated finance and service teams are here to support you long after you drive off our lot. We invite you to explore our current service and parts specials to keep your vehicle running like new for years to come. When you are ready to take the next step, you can easily get directions to our dealership and visit our showroom on Covington Pike. You can also give us a quick call to schedule a personalized test drive with one of our Nissan experts today. © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved.

Selecting the right vehicle for a long-distance journey involves matching your passenger count, cargo requirements, and driving preferences with a model engineered to handle the highway. Long hours on the interstate demand supportive seating, advanced driver-assist systems to reduce fatigue, and a powertrain that balances acceleration with highway efficiency. Nissan has engineered its modern lineup with these exact priorities in mind, incorporating cabin innovations and driver-assist technologies designed to make travel less taxing. If you are planning an outdoor excursion near the Loosahatchie River in Millington, having a vehicle that can easily transition from highway cruising to carrying gear for fishing or hiking is essential. For solo travelers, couples, or large families, we maintain a diverse selection of models ready for your next destination. You can explore our extensive inventory online to find the perfect fit, including the highly efficient new Nissan Rogue inventory or the comfort-focused new Nissan Murano inventory. For larger groups requiring maximum passenger and towing capacity, the three-row new Nissan Pathfinder inventory and the robust new Nissan Armada inventory offer expansive cabins and strong capability. Drivers looking for alternative powertrains can browse our new Nissan Ariya inventory or check out the new Nissan Leaf inventory for efficient electric options. We also support commuters and enthusiasts with the new Nissan Altima inventory, the new Nissan Sentra inventory, the new Nissan Versa inventory, and the high-performance new Nissan Z inventory. If your travels demand open-bed utility or heavy-duty hauling, consider looking through the new Nissan Frontier inventory or the new Nissan Titan inventory, while urban explorers will appreciate the nimble new Nissan Kicks inventory. To experience these models firsthand, you can find our showroom on Covington Pike, where our team is ready to guide you through a personalized walk-around. You can also reach out directly to our sales professionals by giving us a quick call to discuss which model best aligns with your upcoming travel plans. Table of Contents Why the Nissan Rogue is One of the Best Crossovers for Highway Cruising Why Larger Families Choose the Spacious Three-Row Nissan Pathfinder Rogue vs Pathfinder vs Kicks: The Ultimate Road-Trip Matchup Quick Answers Before You Visit Find Your Perfect Road-Trip Companion at Jim Keras Nissan Why the Nissan Rogue is One of the Best Crossovers for Highway Cruising How does a compact crossover manage to stand out as an exceptional long-distance cruiser? The answer lies in the engineering of the 2026 Nissan Rogue, which pairs a highly innovative powertrain with clever interior packaging. Powered by a 1.5L VC-Turbo three-cylinder engine, the Rogue delivers 201 hp and 225 lb-ft of torque. This variable-compression turbocharging technology continuously adjusts its compression ratio to optimize either power or efficiency depending on real-time driving conditions. On the open highway, this translates to an impressive EPA-estimated 29 mpg city / 36 hwy on front-wheel-drive models, allowing you to cover vast stretches of road between fuel stops. For drivers who frequently commute from suburban neighborhoods in Arlington, this exceptional fuel economy makes the Rogue a highly practical daily driver that effortlessly doubles as a weekend road-trip machine. The vehicle is also available with Intelligent All-Wheel Drive, which monitors road slip and seamlessly distributes power to the wheels with the most traction. Inside the cabin, the Rogue offers up to about 36 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row, which expands to a generous about 74 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded flat. This flexibility is enhanced by the available Divide -N- Hide cargo system, allowing you to create hidden storage compartments or lower the floor to accommodate taller items. Long highway stretches are made significantly more comfortable by Nissan's Zero Gravity seats, which are designed to simulate the weightlessness of space, reducing pressure on the lower back and shoulders to minimize fatigue. To help you get behind the wheel of this versatile crossover, we offer competitive purchasing options on both our new models and our diverse used vehicle inventory. Be sure to check our current new car specials to see our latest promotional offers and retail incentives before visiting our showroom. Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature Platinum Rock Creek S SL SV Engine 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L Horsepower 284 hp 295 hp 284 hp 284 hp 284 hp Torque 259 lb-ft 270 lb-ft 259 lb-ft 259 lb-ft 259 lb-ft Transmission 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic Drivetrain Front-wheel drive Four-wheel Drive Front-wheel drive Front-wheel drive Front-wheel drive Why Larger Families Choose the Spacious Three-Row Nissan Pathfinder When travel plans involve larger groups, multi-generational families, or heavy recreational gear, the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder emerges as the premier choice in the Nissan lineup. Boasting a standard 3.5L V6 engine paired with a smooth-shifting 9-speed automatic transmission, the Pathfinder delivers a commanding 284 hp and 259 lb-ft of torque. For those seeking a more rugged aesthetic and enhanced performance, the Rock Creek trim increases output to 295 hp and 270 lb-ft of torque when using premium fuel. The Pathfinder is built to accommodate up to 8 passengers across three rows of seating, offering a spacious about 165 cubic feet of total passenger volume. For families who prioritize easy access to the rear seats, select trims feature second-row captain's chairs, which reduce total capacity to seven but create a convenient center aisle. Behind the third row, you will find about 17 cubic feet of cargo room, which quickly expands to about 80.5 cubic feet of maximum cargo space with both rear rows folded flat. Towing capability is another area where this midsize SUV excels. While the S, SV, and SL trims are rated to tow up to 3,500 lbs, the adventure-oriented Rock Creek and top-tier Platinum trims can tow up to 6,000 lbs, making it easy to pull a camper, boat, or utility trailer. To explore these configurations and find the ideal model for your family's next big journey, we invite you to browse our comprehensive new Nissan inventory online. Rogue vs Pathfinder vs Kicks: The Ultimate Road-Trip Matchup Choosing the single best vehicle for your road trip depends heavily on your passenger count, budget, and the specific terrain you plan to encounter. Comparing the Nissan Rogue, Pathfinder, and Kicks side-by-side reveals distinct advantages for each model, ensuring there is an option tailored to your lifestyle. Nissan Pathfinder S: Starting at a base MSRP of $37,500 (with a $1,495 destination charge), this three-row SUV is the ultimate family hauler. It offers a 3.5L V6 engine, standard front-wheel drive, and a robust 9-speed automatic transmission. It is the clear choice if you need to carry up to eight people or tow up to 6,000 lbs on the Platinum or Rock Creek trims (which start at $49,790 and $45,090 respectively, each carrying a $1,545 destination charge). Nissan Rogue Platinum: Starting at $39,390 with a 1.5L VC-Turbo engine and an Xtronic CVT, this model represents the sweet spot for solo travelers, couples, or small families. It delivers a highly efficient 29 mpg city / 36 hwy while offering up to about 36 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row. Nissan Kicks: Representing the most compact and agile option in the lineup, the Kicks is perfect for budget-conscious buyers and solo adventurers. It delivers excellent fuel economy and a smaller footprint, making it incredibly easy to park in crowded downtown areas while still offering available Intelligent All-Wheel Drive for confidence in changing weather. For residents navigating the active suburban lifestyle in Bartlett, where daily driving consists of a mix of school runs, highway commuting, and weekend sports tournaments, the Rogue often serves as the most versatile, all-around solution. However, if you regularly haul heavy gear or need a third row, upgrading to the Pathfinder is highly recommended. Whichever model you choose, our team can help you transition into your next vehicle. You can easily value your trade-in online to see how much equity you can apply toward your new purchase. Pricing Pricing by trim Feature Platinum Rock Creek S SL SV Base MSRP $49,790 $45,090 $37,500 $42,590 $39,990 Destination charge $1,545 $1,545 $1,495 $1,545 $1,545 Quick Answers Before You Visit Q: Does the Nissan Pathfinder offer captain's chairs in the second row? A: Yes, the Pathfinder offers second-row captain's chairs on select trims, including the Rock Creek and Platinum models. This configuration provides enhanced comfort for second-row passengers and creates an easy-access center aisle to the third row, though it reduces the total seating capacity from eight to seven. Q: What is the maximum towing capacity of the Nissan Rogue? A: The Rogue is rated to tow up to 1,500 lbs across its trim lineup. This capacity is ideal for small utility trailers or light recreational equipment, but families needing to tow larger campers or boats should consider the Pathfinder, which can tow up to 6,000 lbs when properly equipped. Q: Is the Nissan Pathfinder fuel-efficient on long highway trips? A: Yes, the Pathfinder is highly competitive for its class, with standard front-wheel-drive models achieving an EPA-estimated 21 mpg city / 27 hwy. This efficiency is supported by an 18.5-gallon fuel tank, which allows for longer driving intervals between highway fuel stops. Q: What is the benefit of the Rogue's VC-Turbo engine on a road trip? A: The 1.5L VC-Turbo engine continuously varies its compression ratio to deliver the optimal balance of power and efficiency. When cruising on the highway, it maximizes fuel economy to help you achieve up to 36 mpg hwy, but it instantly adjusts to deliver 201 hp and 225 lb-ft of torque when you need extra passing power. Q: How can I start the purchasing process before visiting the dealership? A: You can easily get started from the comfort of your home by completing our secure online application to get approved for financing. Pre-qualifying online saves valuable time at the dealership, allowing you to focus on choosing the perfect vehicle and completing your test drive. Find Your Perfect Road-Trip Companion at Jim Keras Nissan When you are ready to elevate your highway travel, finding the right vehicle is the first step toward a successful journey. At Jim Keras Nissan, we carry a complete lineup of new and pre-owned Nissan models engineered to deliver the comfort, efficiency, and safety you need for the road ahead. Our sales professionals are dedicated to helping you find the exact trim, powertrain, and cargo configuration that fits your lifestyle. Before you make your way to our showroom, we encourage you to review our current service and parts specials to see how we support our owners over the long term. When you are ready to take a test drive, you can get easy directions to our Memphis dealership located at 2080 Covington Pike, Memphis, TN 38128. If you have any questions about our current inventory, available trim packages, or retail incentives, please give our sales team a call today. Keep Your Vehicle Running Strong Keep your vehicle performing at its best with our service team: Schedule Service and Diagnostics © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved.

Tire rotation is the process of systematically changing the positions of your vehicle's tires from front to back and side to side. Because the front and rear axles of a vehicle experience entirely different forces during acceleration, braking, and steering, tires naturally wear down at different rates. Failing to move them regularly leads to premature tread loss, which compromises your driving safety and forces you to purchase replacements much sooner than necessary. Consider how a front-wheel-drive vehicle operates during a daily commute. The front tires are responsible for transmitting engine power to the ground, guiding the vehicle through every turn, and absorbing the vast majority of the friction generated during braking. On a standard vehicle, this concentrated workload causes the front tread to disappear much faster than the rear tread. By systematically moving the rear tires to the front and vice versa, you distribute these frictional forces across all four tires over their lifespan. At our service center, we see firsthand how regular maintenance protects your automotive investment. For instance, drivers operating a new Nissan Rogue with its active front-wheel-drive system will find that routine rotations keep the tread depth balanced, preserving the precise handling of the crossover. Similarly, maintaining even tread on a commuter sedan like the new Nissan Sentra ensures consistent traction on wet pavement, while those driving a new Nissan Altima benefit from a quieter cabin when the tires wear smoothly. If you drive a heavy-duty truck or a larger family vehicle, tire care is even more critical. The high torque of a new Nissan Frontier or a heavy‑duty new Nissan Titan can rapidly scrub the tread off the drive wheels if they are left in place too long. The same rule applies to spacious family haulers like the eight-passenger new Nissan Pathfinder or the robust new Nissan Armada, where the sheer weight of the vehicle accelerates tread wear. Even highly efficient models, such as the compact new Nissan Versa, the stylish new Nissan Kicks, or the refined new Nissan Murano, rely on balanced tire wear to maintain their factory-specified fuel economy. This principle is equally vital for electric vehicles, which deliver instant torque to the pavement. Owners of the all-electric new Nissan Leaf or the advanced new Nissan Ariya will notice that the immediate power delivery can accelerate tread wear on the drive axle if rotations are neglected. Even sports car enthusiasts driving the high-performance new Nissan Z must keep a close eye on tire wear to preserve cornering grip. To keep your vehicle performing safely, you can schedule service and diagnostics with our factory-trained technicians, or give our service department a quick call to discuss your vehicle's specific maintenance schedule. If you want to drop by for an inspection, you can easily find our showroom and service bays located right on Covington Pike. Table of Contents Why Is Regular Tire Rotation Critical for Your Drivetrain and Safety? How Often Should You Schedule a Tire Rotation? What Are the Early Signs of Uneven Tire Wear? Understanding Technical Patterns for Front-Wheel Drive and All-Wheel Drive Quick Answers to Common Tire Care and Maintenance Questions Schedule Professional Tire Maintenance Why Is Regular Tire Rotation Critical for Your Drivetrain and Safety? Consistent tire rotation directly impacts the mechanical health of your drivetrain and the safety of everyone on board. When tires wear unevenly, the overall circumference of each tire changes slightly. On all-wheel-drive systems, even minor differences in tire diameter force the front and rear axles to rotate at slightly different speeds. This constant speed mismatch puts continuous stress on the center differential and transfer case, which can lead to overheating, premature gear wear, and incredibly expensive drivetrain repairs. From a safety perspective, balanced tread depth is your primary defense against hazardous driving conditions. Tires with uneven wear patterns have a significantly reduced contact patch with the road, which severely compromises wet-weather traction. This lack of uniform grip can lead to: Increased stopping distances: When the front tires have significantly less tread than the rear, the vehicle cannot bite into the pavement effectively during hard braking. Higher risk of hydroplaning: Shallow, uneven tread grooves cannot channel water away from the tire footprint, causing the vehicle to slide on wet surfaces. Compromised emergency handling: Sudden steering maneuvers become unpredictable when the front and rear axles do not share the same level of lateral grip. In addition to safety risks, skipping this basic maintenance can hit your wallet. Many tire manufacturers require proof of regular rotations at specified mileage intervals to honor their treadwear warranties. Neglecting this service means that if your tires wear out prematurely, you may have to pay full price for a replacement set out of pocket. To help keep your maintenance costs manageable, we recommend checking our current service and parts specials for seasonal discounts on tire care and alignments. How Often Should You Schedule a Tire Rotation? A standard recommendation across the automotive industry is to rotate your tires every 5,000 to 7,500 miles . For the majority of drivers, this interval aligns perfectly with scheduled oil changes, making it easy to remember and combine into a single service visit . Many modern vehicles feature a mileage-triggered dashboard warning, such as a "Maintenance: Tire" reminder, which is factory-set to appear every 5,000 or 7,000 miles to help you stay on track . However, your specific driving environment plays a major role in how quickly your tires degrade. For example, drivers navigating the stop-and-go traffic and occasional rough pavement in Arlington will place higher stress on their front tires due to constant braking and tight turns. In these demanding suburban and urban environments, sticking to the conservative end of the 5,000-mile interval is highly recommended to catch and correct uneven wear patterns before they become permanent . Drivetrain configurations also dictate different schedules. While front-wheel-drive and rear-wheel-drive vehicles can easily run the standard 5,000 to 7,500 miles between services, all-wheel-drive vehicles require more frequent attention. Because all-wheel-drive systems constantly distribute power to all four wheels, they are highly sensitive to tread depth variances. Servicing these vehicles every 3,000 to 5,000 miles helps protect the transfer case and ensures the system operates smoothly. What Are the Early Signs of Uneven Tire Wear? Recognizing the early warning signs of tire wear allows you to address alignment or suspension issues before they ruin an entire set of tires. The most reliable way to monitor your tires is to inspect the tread depth across the width of each tire using a depth gauge or by looking for visual wear patterns. There are several distinct types of uneven wear to watch out for: Feathering: The tread blocks feel smooth when rubbed in one direction but rough when rubbed in the opposite direction. This is typically caused by incorrect toe-in alignment settings. Camber Wear: One side of the tire tread (either the inner or outer shoulder) is significantly more worn than the center or the opposite side, usually pointing to a misaligned suspension angle. Cupping or Scalloping: Dipped, wavy depressions appear around the edge of the tread. This dangerous pattern is often a sign of worn-out shocks, struts, or suspension bushings. Center vs. Edge Wear: Heavy wear concentrated strictly in the center indicates over-inflation, while wear on both outer shoulders points to chronic under-inflation. Beyond visual inspections, your vehicle will often tell you when something is wrong through physical feedback. If you notice a persistent vibration in the steering wheel or through the seat at highway speeds, your tires may be out of balance or wearing unevenly . Additionally, an unexplained increase in low-frequency road noise or a slight pull to one side while driving on a flat road are strong indicators that your tires need professional attention . Understanding Technical Patterns for Front-Wheel Drive and All-Wheel Drive The exact pattern used to rotate your tires is determined by your vehicle's drivetrain and the design of the tires themselves. For standard, non-directional tires on a front-wheel-drive vehicle, technicians typically employ the "Forward Cross" pattern. In this configuration, the front tires are moved straight back to the rear axle, while the rear tires are crossed over to the opposite sides on the front axle (rear-left goes to front-right, and rear-right goes to front-left). This pattern ensures that the directional forces of steering and power delivery are equalized. For rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles, the "Rearward Cross" is the industry standard. Here, the rear tires are moved straight forward to the front axle. The front tires are then crossed to the opposite rear positions (front-left goes to rear-right, and front-right goes to rear-left). This specific swap helps balance out the heavy acceleration forces experienced by the rear tires. Specialty tire setups require unique approaches: Directional Tires: These tires feature a tread pattern designed to roll in only one direction, marked by an arrow on the sidewall. They can only be rotated straight front-to-back on the same side of the vehicle to prevent the tread from running backward. Staggered Fitments: Some performance vehicles use larger tires on the rear axle than on the front. Because front-to-back swapping is impossible, these tires can only be rotated side-to-side across the same axle, provided they are non-directional. Five-Tire Rotation: Vehicles equipped with a matching, full-size spare tire can integrate the spare into the rotation cycle. This ensures that all five tires wear down at an identical rate, which is incredibly useful if you ever need to drive on the spare long-term. In rural communities like Millington, where drivers frequently transition from paved highways to unpaved gravel roads and muddy farm lanes, maintaining the correct rotation pattern is essential. The varying traction demands of these mixed surfaces can cause rapid, localized tread scrubbing, making precise, drivetrain-specific rotation patterns crucial for maintaining off-road grip and highway stability. Quick Answers to Common Tire Care and Maintenance Questions Q: Can tire rotation fix tires that are already severely worn? No, rotating your tires cannot reverse physical damage or severe, uneven wear that has already worn down to the indicators. If a tire has developed deep cupping, bald shoulders, or exposed cords, it must be replaced. Rotation is a preventative measure designed to keep healthy tires wearing evenly, not a cure for neglected mechanical issues or alignment damage. Q: Do I need to get my wheels balanced every time I rotate my tires? While it is not strictly mandatory to balance your wheels at every single rotation, it is highly recommended. Wheel balancing ensures that the weight of the tire and wheel assembly is distributed evenly around the axle. Combining these two services every 5,000 to 7,500 miles prevents high-speed vibrations and protects your suspension components from unnecessary wear . Q: Why do my front tires wear out faster than my rear tires? On most passenger vehicles, the front axle carries the weight of the engine and transmission, handles all steering forces, and manages up to 80% of the braking load. On front-wheel-drive vehicles, these tires also deliver all the engine power to the road. This combination of heavy weight, frictional steering forces, and braking heat causes the front tires to wear down much quicker than the trailing rear tires. Q: What is the difference between a tire rotation and a wheel alignment? Tire rotation is the physical act of swapping the positions of the tires on your vehicle. A wheel alignment, on the other hand, is a mechanical adjustment of the vehicle’s suspension angles (toe, camber, and caster) to ensure the tires sit perfectly perpendicular to the road and parallel to each other. Both services work together to maximize tire life, but they address entirely different maintenance needs. Q: Should I rotate my tires if I just bought a brand-new set? Yes, even brand-new tires require scheduled rotations. In fact, the initial rotation is one of the most critical because fresh, full-depth tread blocks are highly flexible and particularly vulnerable to rapid, uneven wear as they adjust to your vehicle's suspension dynamics . Getting your first rotation on time sets the foundation for maximum tread life. If you are planning on upgrading your vehicle soon, you can explore our current new car specials to see the latest models equipped with advanced tire pressure monitoring systems. Schedule Professional Tire Maintenance Protecting your vehicle's safety, ride comfort, and fuel efficiency starts with consistent tire care. Skipping routine rotations might seem harmless in the short term, but it quickly leads to accelerated tread wear, compromised wet-weather grip, and avoidable drivetrain strain. Our factory-trained technicians understand the exact rotation patterns, load ratings, and alignment specifications required to keep your vehicle running smoothly. When you bring your vehicle to our dedicated service department, we do more than just swap your tires. Every service visit includes a thorough inspection of your tire tread depth, a check of the sidewalls for damage, precise pressure adjustments, and a visual inspection of your brake pads and suspension components. This comprehensive approach allows us to spot potential alignment or suspension issues before they turn into costly repairs. Do not wait until you feel a vibration in the steering wheel or notice bald spots on your tread. Keep your vehicle performing at its best by scheduling a professional tire service today. You can contact our service desk directly by calling (901) 373-2800 to find a convenient time, or drive straight to our service center at 2080 Covington Pike, Memphis, TN 38128 for expert maintenance you can trust. © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved.

A quiet revolution is happening on the roads of West Tennessee. Drivers who regularly travel past the Naval Support Activity Mid-South base or commute down Highway 51 are increasingly trading in their traditional gasoline vehicles for electric alternatives. The transition is highly practical. For residents in rural and semi-rural areas like Millington, an electric vehicle provides a predictable, low-maintenance way to handle daily travel without being subject to fluctuating fuel prices. The flat terrain and mild local climate mean that batteries operate highly efficiently throughout the year, preserving maximum driving capability. When local drivers visit our showroom to explore the transition to electric driving, they find a versatile lineup tailored to different lifestyles. We maintain an extensive selection of options, which you can explore by viewing our new Nissan inventory. For those who still prefer traditional internal combustion power, we stock popular classics like the fuel-efficient sedan found in our new Nissan Altima inventory, as well as highly capable family haulers available in our new Nissan Armada inventory and our new Nissan Pathfinder inventory. Truck enthusiasts can check out our rugged pickups by browsing our new Nissan Frontier inventory or our new Nissan Titan inventory. However, for those ready to eliminate tailpipe emissions entirely, our specialized electric models are the primary draw. You can look through our new Nissan Leaf inventory to see our highly accessible hatchback, or view our new Nissan Ariya inventory to explore our advanced electric crossover. If you are still weighing your options between electric, hybrid, or gas power, our team is always ready to assist. You can reach our sales department for a quick conversation by calling (901) 373-2800, or you can get turn-by-turn directions to visit our physical showroom by using our Covington Pike location map. Table of Contents Comparing the Nissan Leaf and Nissan Ariya by Vehicle Type and Size Battery Capacity, Driving Range, and Real-World Performance Understanding Charging Times, Port Standards, and Home Installation Common Questions About Nissan Electric Vehicles Test Drive a New Nissan EV Comparing the Nissan Leaf and Nissan Ariya by Vehicle Type and Size Understanding the structural differences between Nissan's two primary electric offerings is key to choosing the right vehicle. The Nissan Leaf is a compact five-door hatchback designed for agility, urban parking, and highly efficient daily commuting. It features a traditional front-wheel-drive layout and a low center of gravity. Conversely, the Nissan Ariya is a larger, more elevated crossover SUV. The Ariya provides a commanding view of the road, a significantly taller ride height, and the option for advanced all-wheel-drive capability, making it highly suitable for families who need extra room and versatility. The physical dimensions of these two vehicles dictate how they perform in real-world scenarios. The compact footprint of the Leaf makes it incredibly easy to maneuver through tight spaces, yet it still offers a surprisingly practical interior. It features comfortable seating for five passengers and provides about 20 cu ft of cargo space behind the rear seats, which is perfect for daily grocery runs or carrying gear. The Ariya scales up these dimensions significantly to accommodate larger cargo demands and passenger comfort. It offers about 23 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats, which expands to a generous about 60 cubic feet when the 60/40-split rear seats are folded flat. Passengers in the back of the Ariya enjoy 37.0 inches of rear legroom over a completely flat floor design, ensuring adults can ride comfortably on longer trips. Additionally, the Ariya features a unique power-sliding center console that can be adjusted forward or backward at the touch of a button to customize the cabin layout. For buyers who want to explore pre-owned electric options, we also carry a variety of models in our used vehicle inventory. Keeping your electric vehicle running in peak condition is simple, and you can view our current service and parts specials to save on routine maintenance items like cabin air filters, tire rotations, and wiper blades. Dimensions & Capacity Capacity and dimensions by trim Feature Platinum+ S+ SV+ Seating 5 5 5 Cargo 20.0 cu ft 20.0 cu ft 20.0 cu ft Curb weight 4,369 lbs 4,187 lbs 4,231 lbs Battery Capacity, Driving Range, and Real-World Performance Battery capacity is the core metric that determines how far an electric vehicle can travel on a single charge. The 2026 Nissan Leaf is equipped with a 75-kWh battery pack across all trims, providing a highly reliable range for regional travel. The efficiency leader of the lineup is the S+ trim, which achieves an EPA-estimated driving range of up to 303 miles on a single charge, along with efficiency ratings of 131 MPGe city / 111 MPGe highway. The mid-tier SV+ trim delivers an EPA-estimated range of 288 miles, while the premium Platinum+ trim offers an EPA-estimated range of 256 to 259 miles. In real-world testing, these batteries often outperform expectations. For example, Edmunds’ real-world EV Range Test found that a 2026 Nissan Leaf Platinum+ traveled 310 miles on a single charge, comfortably exceeding its official EPA estimate. This level of range easily accommodates a daily commute from suburban areas like Arlington into the city, leaving plenty of battery reserve for evening errands without requiring a daily recharge. The Nissan Ariya offers two distinct battery sizes to help buyers balance cost and driving range. The standard-range models utilize a 63-kWh battery pack that delivers up to 216 miles of range. For drivers who frequently take longer highway trips, the extended-range models feature a larger 87-kWh battery pack that pushes the maximum driving range up to 304 miles on front-wheel-drive configurations. To maximize efficiency during highway travel, the Ariya includes an Eco Drive Mode that softens throttle response and optimizes the climate control system to preserve battery life. If you are ready to transition to a new electric vehicle, you can easily value your trade-in online to see how much credit you can apply toward your upgrade. Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature Platinum+ S+ SV+ Engine AC synchronous motor AC Synchronous motor AC synchronous motor Horsepower 214 hp 214 hp 214 hp Torque 261 lb-ft 261 lb-ft 261 lb-ft Transmission direct drive direct drive direct drive Drivetrain Front-wheel drive Front-wheel drive Front-wheel drive Fuel Economy Fuel economy and range by trim Feature Platinum+ S+ SV+ MPG 110 city / 96 hwy / 103 combined 131 city / 111 hwy / 121 combined 122 city / 105 hwy / 114 combined EV range 259 miles 303 miles 288 miles Battery (kWh) 75 75 75 Understanding Charging Times, Port Standards, and Home Installation Charging an electric vehicle is highly convenient, especially when utilizing a home charging setup. For daily driving, most owners install a Level 2 home charger, which operates on a 240-volt circuit—the same type of outlet used for large household appliances. A Level 2 charger can fully replenish a depleted battery overnight while you sleep, ensuring you start every morning with a full charge. For quick top-offs on the go, public DC fast-charging stations provide rapid power delivery. The 2026 Nissan Leaf features updated charging infrastructure to make public charging more accessible than ever. It adopts the Tesla-developed North American Charging Standard (NACS) port for DC fast charging, allowing drivers to directly access more than 20,000 Tesla Supercharger locations across North America. For standard Level 1 and Level 2 AC charging at home or at public stations, the Leaf retains a highly compatible J1772 port. When utilizing a DC fast charger, the Leaf supports charging speeds up to 150 kW. This high-speed capability allows the battery to charge from 10% to 80% in approximately 35 minutes, making quick charging stops during longer trips highly efficient. If you ever need a battery health check, diagnostic service, or software update, you can easily schedule a service appointment with our factory-trained technicians. Every trim in the 2026 Nissan Leaf lineup utilizes a front-wheel-drive configuration powered by an AC synchronous motor paired with a seamless direct drive transmission. This advanced electric powertrain delivers an instant 214 hp and 261 lb-ft of torque, providing swift, silent acceleration the moment you press the pedal. Pricing Pricing by trim Feature Platinum+ S+ SV+ Base MSRP $38,990 $29,990 $34,230 Destination charge $1,545 $1,545 $1,545 Common Questions About Nissan Electric Vehicles Buying an electric vehicle involves learning about new technologies, charging standards, and maintenance schedules. Below are answers to some of the questions our team receives most frequently from local shoppers. Q: Does the Nissan Ariya have a front trunk, or "frunk"? No, the Nissan Ariya does not feature a front trunk. Nissan engineers chose to package the climate control system, inverter, and other key mechanical drivetrain components under the hood. This engineering decision allowed them to push the cabin firewall forward, resulting in an exceptionally spacious interior with class-leading legroom for front and rear passengers. Q: How does cold weather affect the driving range of a Nissan EV? Colder temperatures can temporarily reduce battery efficiency and driving range. This occurs because batteries operate most efficiently in moderate temperatures, and running the cabin heater requires electrical energy. Because we experience mild seasonal swings in our region, local owners typically see very minimal range degradation compared to drivers in harsh northern climates. Q: What kind of warranty coverage comes with a Nissan electric vehicle battery? Nissan provides exceptional warranty protection to ensure long-term peace of mind for EV owners. The lithium-ion battery pack is covered by an 8-year or 100,000-mile warranty (whichever comes first) against defects in materials or workmanship. This warranty also protects against capacity loss, guaranteeing the battery will maintain at least 9 out of 12 bars of capacity on the vehicle's gauge during the coverage period. Q: Can I use a standard 120-volt household outlet to charge my Nissan EV? Yes, you can charge your vehicle using a standard 120-volt outlet, which is referred to as Level 1 charging. While this method is highly convenient because it requires no special electrical upgrades, it is also the slowest charging method, adding roughly 3 to 5 miles of range per hour. It is best utilized for overnight top-offs when daily driving distances are relatively short. Q: Are there any active federal tax credits available for purchasing a new Nissan EV today? The federal Clean Vehicle Credit programs under IRC §30D, §25E, and §45W were terminated by Public Law 119-21 for all vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025. Consequently, new purchases made today do not qualify for these federal tax credits. The only exception is if a buyer took possession of a vehicle acquired on or before September 30, 2025, under a binding written contract; in that specific scenario, we recommend consulting with your tax professional to verify eligibility. To help streamline your purchase process, you can easily apply for financing online to get pre-approved before visiting our dealership. Test Drive a New Nissan EV Experiencing the smooth, silent power of an electric vehicle firsthand is the best way to decide if it fits your driving needs. When you visit our showroom, our knowledgeable team will walk you through all the technology features, explain the different driving modes, and help you compare models side-by-side. We are dedicated to providing a relaxed, informative environment so you can make the right decision for your family. Before you make the trip, be sure to check our current new car specials to see our latest promotional offers. If you have any additional questions about charging, battery longevity, or vehicle availability, you can speak directly with our team by calling (901) 373-2800. When you are ready to get behind the wheel for a test drive, you can find us at 2080 Covington Pike, Memphis, TN 38128. Get turn-by-turn directions by viewing our interactive map and stop by today. © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved.

The arrival of the redesigned 2026 Nissan Armada signals a bold, modern era for Nissan's flagship three-row SUV. Leaving behind the naturally aspirated V8 engines of the past, this next-generation powerhouse shifts to a highly advanced twin-turbocharged platform engineered to deliver more torque, improved efficiency, and executive-level cabin refinement. For local drivers seeking a vehicle that can effortlessly handle heavy-duty hauling, long family road trips, and daily commutes alike, the redesigned Armada establishes a new benchmark for full-size capability. At Jim Keras Nissan, we are excited to showcase this impressive addition to the Nissan lineup. If you are looking to explore our latest vehicles, you can view our new Nissan Armada inventory online or visit our showroom to experience its premium cabin and commanding road presence firsthand. Beyond this flagship SUV, we also carry a diverse selection of vehicles to fit every lifestyle. Commuters seeking high efficiency can browse our new Nissan Altima inventory or the compact new Nissan Sentra inventory, while those looking for value-packed city drivers will appreciate our new Nissan Versa inventory. If you are ready for a highly versatile crossover, you can explore our new Nissan Kicks inventory, the popular new Nissan Rogue inventory, or the sleek styling found in our new Nissan Murano inventory. Families needing multi-row flexibility can also look through our new Nissan Pathfinder inventory. For those interested in cutting-edge electric performance, we invite you to look at our new Nissan Ariya inventory or our new Nissan Leaf inventory. Finally, truck enthusiasts and performance fans can dive into our new Nissan Frontier inventory, check out our rugged new Nissan Titan inventory, or experience pure sports car thrills with our new Nissan Z inventory. We invite you to drop by our dealership at 2080 Covington Pike, Memphis, TN 38128 to take a test drive. You can also reach our sales team directly by giving us a quick call to discuss available configurations, current arrivals, and scheduling your time behind the wheel. Table of Contents What Are the Key Specs and Features of the 2026 Nissan Armada Powertrain? Choosing Your Trim: From the Family-Friendly SV to the Adventurous PRO-4X How Safe Is the 2026 Nissan Armada for Everyday Driving and Family Commutes? Common Questions About the 2026 Nissan Armada Drive Home Your New Full-Size SUV Today What Are the Key Specs and Features of the 2026 Nissan Armada Powertrain? The most significant engineering update for the 2026 Nissan Armada lies beneath its sculpted hood. Every trim level in the lineup is now powered by a 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine, a sophisticated powerplant that replaces the previous generation's 5.6-liter V8. This modern engine is paired with a highly responsive 9-speed automatic transmission, which replaces the older 7-speed automatic to provide smoother shifts, quicker acceleration, and more relaxed highway cruising. In the standard trims, which include the SV, SL, Platinum, PRO-4X, and Platinum Reserve, this twin-turbocharged V6 produces an impressive 425 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque. For drivers seeking maximum performance, the newly introduced NISMO trim features a specially tuned version of this engine that boosts output to 460 horsepower while maintaining the identical 516 lb-ft of torque. To achieve these peak horsepower and torque ratings, the use of premium unleaded fuel is recommended. This mechanical shift directly benefits local owners who need serious towing muscle. When properly equipped, every version of the SUV delivers a robust standard towing capacity of up to 8,500 pounds. Because the twin-turbo setup delivers its peak torque at a low 3,600 rpm, pulling a heavy trailer or boat feels remarkably effortless compared to the high-rpm revving required by older V8 engines. For buyers looking to balance this modern capability with a budget, we also carry a high-quality selection of pre-owned models. You can easily browse our used vehicle inventory to find previous-generation models and other reliable family SUVs. Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature NISMO PRO-4X Platinum Platinum Reserve SL SV Engine 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L Horsepower 460 hp 425 hp 425 hp 425 hp 425 hp 425 hp Torque 516 lb-ft 516 lb-ft 516 lb-ft 516 lb-ft 516 lb-ft 516 lb-ft Transmission 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic 9-speed automatic Drivetrain Four-wheel Drive Four-wheel Drive Rear-wheel drive Rear-wheel drive Rear-wheel drive Rear-wheel drive Choosing Your Trim: From the Family-Friendly SV to the Adventurous PRO-4X The 2026 Nissan Armada lineup is structured into six distinct trim levels, allowing buyers to select the exact level of luxury, technology, and capability they require. The lineup begins with the well-equipped SV trim, which features 18-inch aluminum-alloy wheels, durable leatherette seats, and a 12.3-inch touch-screen display. Moving up to the SL trim adds premium conveniences such as 20-inch machine-finished aluminum-alloy wheels, Tailor Fit seats, and an upgraded 12-speaker Klipsch Premium Audio System. For families who love off-road weekend excursions near the Loosahatchie River, the first-ever PRO-4X trim is engineered specifically for rugged terrain. This adventure-ready model comes equipped with an adaptive electronic air suspension that can raise the vehicle to provide up to 9.6 inches of ground clearance, an electronic locking rear differential, underbody metal skid plates, and 20-inch black-painted wheels wrapped in rugged all-terrain tires. It also features the innovative Invisible Hood View camera system, which projects a virtual image of the ground directly beneath the engine bay so you can easily navigate rocks and deep ruts on the trail. At the top of the luxury spectrum, the Platinum and Platinum Reserve trims introduce executive-level comforts like 22-inch machine-finished aluminum-alloy wheels, gorgeous quilted leather-appointed seats, and a massive 14.3-inch touch-screen display. The Platinum Reserve further enhances the cabin with climate-controlled and massaging front seats. Meanwhile, the performance-oriented NISMO trim stands out with its 460-horsepower engine tune, 22-inch NISMO RAYS forged-alloy wheels, and a track-inspired interior featuring NISMO quilted leather sport seats with red Ultrasuede. If you are planning to upgrade to one of these exceptional trims, our team is ready to help you transition smoothly. You can get started today when you value your trade-in online, giving you a clear estimate of your current vehicle's worth to apply directly toward your purchase. Pricing Pricing by trim Feature NISMO PRO-4X Platinum Platinum Reserve SL SV Base MSRP $79,530 $74,300 $70,490 $77,550 $63,530 $58,840 Destination charge $2,245 $2,245 $2,245 $2,245 $2,245 $2,245 How Safe Is the 2026 Nissan Armada for Everyday Driving and Family Commutes? When it comes to transporting your family, safety is paramount. The 2026 Nissan Armada is engineered to protect its passengers with a comprehensive suite of active safety technologies and robust structural engineering. Every trim level comes standard with Safety Shield 360, Nissan's signature safety suite. This package includes critical driver-assist features such as Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Rear Automatic Braking, Blind Spot Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Lane Departure Warning, and High Beam Assist. For daily highway driving and longer road trips, Nissan's advanced driver-assistance technologies help reduce fatigue and increase confidence. The standard ProPILOT Assist system combines Intelligent Cruise Control and steering assist to help keep the SUV centered in its lane and maintained at a safe distance from preceding traffic. Upgrading to higher trims unlocks the available ProPILOT Assist 2.1, which allows for hands-off single-lane highway driving under specific conditions, taking the stress out of long highway miles. Visibility is also significantly enhanced through advanced camera systems. While a standard RearView Monitor is included on the base model, higher trims feature the 3D Enhanced Intelligent Around View Monitor, which provides a virtual 360-degree bird's-eye view of the vehicle. This system is incredibly helpful when parking this large SUV in tight spaces or aligning the hitch with a trailer. To help make your purchase seamless, our finance department offers flexible solutions tailored to your budget. You can easily take the first step toward ownership by completing our secure online form to prequalify for financing from the comfort of your home. Common Questions About the 2026 Nissan Armada Q: What is the standard warranty coverage for the 2026 Nissan Armada? The SUV is backed by Nissan's dependable factory warranty, which includes a 3-year/36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper basic warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty. Additionally, owners receive a 5-year/unlimited-mile corrosion perforation warranty for long-term peace of mind. Q: How much cargo space is available inside the cabin? This spacious three-row SUV offers highly versatile cargo solutions for active families. It provides about 20 cubic feet of cargo room behind the third row, which easily expands to about 97 cubic feet when you fold down both the second and third rows flat. Q: Does the 2026 Nissan Armada include Nissan Roadside Assistance? Yes, Nissan includes comprehensive roadside assistance coverage as part of its vehicle ownership package. If you ever experience an emergency on the road, you can contact Nissan Roadside Assistance: 800-225-2476 for manufacturer-backed support, flat tire changes, towing to authorized service centers, and trip interruption benefits. Q: Where can I find current promotions and savings for vehicle ownership? We regularly offer excellent opportunities to save on vehicle ownership, parts, and professional care. Before you visit us, be sure to check our current service and parts specials online to take advantage of our latest dealership offers. Drive Home Your New Full-Size SUV Today The redesigned 2026 Nissan Armada represents a complete evolution for the full-size SUV segment, delivering an unmatched combination of twin-turbocharged power, robust 8,500-pound towing capacity, and cutting-edge family safety technologies. With six distinct trim options ranging from the family-friendly SV starting at $58,840 to the ultra-luxurious Platinum Reserve at $80,550, there is a perfect configuration waiting for you on our lot. Please note that all models are subject to a standard $2,245 destination charge. Our team at Jim Keras Nissan is dedicated to helping you find the perfect vehicle at a highly competitive value. We invite you to explore our new Nissan inventory online to see what we currently have available, and don't forget to view our current new car specials for our most up-to-date promotional offers. When you are ready to experience the incredible power and luxury of the redesigned Armada, stop by our showroom located at 2080 Covington Pike, Memphis, TN 38128. You can also reach out to us by calling (901) 373-2800 to speak with a sales representative, ask questions, or schedule a personalized test drive. Let us help you drive home in your dream SUV today. Dimensions & Capacity Capacity and dimensions by trim Feature NISMO PRO-4X Platinum Platinum Reserve SL SV Seating 7 8 7 7 8 8 Cargo 20.4 cu ft 20.4 cu ft 20.4 cu ft 20.4 cu ft 20.4 cu ft 20.4 cu ft Curb weight 6,102 lbs 6,055 lbs 5,846 lbs 5,897 lbs 5,755 lbs 5,676 lbs Towing 8,500 lbs 8,500 lbs 8,500 lbs 8,500 lbs 8,500 lbs 8,500 lbs Payload — 1,755 lbs — 1,678 lbs 1,820 lbs 1,899 lbs Keep Your Vehicle Running Strong Keep your vehicle performing at its best with our service team: Schedule Service and Diagnostics © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved.

The My Nissan Rewards program is a comprehensive loyalty initiative designed to support the long-term health of your vehicle by reducing the costs associated with routine upkeep. Owners who participate in this complimentary program earn points for every dollar spent on qualifying maintenance at participating dealerships. These points function as a specialized currency that you can apply directly toward future visits, helping to offset the price of essential items like genuine Nissan brake pads, air filters, and synthetic oil changes. By integrating these rewards into your regular maintenance schedule, you ensure that your vehicle receives expert care from certified technicians while building a balance that pays for itself over time. Maintaining a consistent service history is particularly important for residents in Millington who may frequently navigate the flat, open terrain and agricultural routes near the Loosahatchie River. The dust and debris from rural roads can lead to faster accumulation in engine air filters and cabin filters, making the ability to redeem points for these parts a significant advantage. Whether you are driving a 284-hp V6 found in our new Nissan Pathfinder inventory or the efficient powertrain of our new Nissan Versa inventory, every model benefits from the manufacturer-backed expertise provided at our facility. Our team focuses on using original equipment manufacturer (OEM) components to preserve the integrity of your vehicle's 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty. To begin earning these benefits, you can schedule your next service appointment online or give our service desk a quick call at (901) 373-2800 to discuss your vehicle's specific needs. We handle everything from the advanced electric systems in our new Nissan Ariya inventory and new Nissan Leaf inventory to the heavy-duty requirements of our new Nissan Titan inventory and new Nissan Armada inventory. For those driving our new Nissan Frontier inventory or the versatile new Nissan Rogue inventory, we provide detailed multi-point inspections that help identify potential issues before they become costly repairs. If you are ready to visit us, you can find our service center location on Covington Pike, where our staff can help you enroll in the rewards program during your check-in. We also maintain a full selection of parts for our new Nissan Altima inventory, new Nissan Sentra inventory, new Nissan Murano inventory, new Nissan Kicks inventory, and the high-performance new Nissan Z inventory. Table of Contents How the My Nissan Rewards Program Enhances Your Service Visits Step-by-Step Guide to Joining My Nissan Rewards Earning and Redeeming Points on Essential Maintenance Quick Answers Regarding My Nissan Rewards Keep Your Nissan Performing at Its Best on Local Roads How the My Nissan Rewards Program Enhances Your Service Visits One of the most frequent questions we hear at the service counter is how to make high-quality maintenance more predictable for the family budget. The MyNISSAN Rewards program addresses this by creating a direct link between the care you invest in your vehicle today and the savings you receive tomorrow. When you bring your vehicle in for a repair or a standard 5,000-mile interval checkup, the points you accumulate are typically applied at a 1:1 ratio. This means that 100 points generally translates to $100 in customer cash that can be used for eligible parts or labor. This structure encourages owners to stick to their recommended maintenance schedules, which is the most effective way to ensure long-term reliability and high resale value. The program is tiered to provide increasing levels of value based on how often you visit for professional care. The three tiers—Member, Silver, and Gold—offer different rates of point accumulation and access to exclusive service offers. For example, Gold tier members often see faster point growth and receive specialized notifications for seasonal maintenance that aligns with local weather changes. To further maximize your savings, you can view our latest service and parts specials, which often complement the points you have already earned. By stacking these dealership-specific offers with your rewards balance, you can significantly lower the out-of-pocket cost for major items like a new set of all-season tires or a Nissan genuine battery. While the rewards program is centered on maintenance and parts, it also offers a unique benefit for those planning for their next vehicle. Points earned through service visits can often be redeemed as a discount toward the purchase of a new vehicle, allowing your loyalty to the service department to help fund your next upgrade. You can explore our current new vehicle specials to see how a healthy rewards balance might apply to a future trade-in. This holistic approach to ownership ensures that every dollar you spend keeping your current Nissan in top shape is also an investment in your future mobility. Step-by-Step Guide to Joining My Nissan Rewards Enrolling in the MyNISSAN Rewards program is a straightforward process that requires no initial investment or membership fees. The most common way to join is by creating an account through the official Nissan owner portal or the MyNISSAN mobile app. During the registration, you will provide basic contact information and your vehicle’s identification number (VIN). Once the account is active, your vehicle is linked to the program, and you can begin tracking your service history and point balance from any digital device. This transparency allows you to see exactly how many points you have available before you even arrive for your appointment. If you prefer a more personal touch, you can enroll in person during your next visit to our service department. Simply mention to your service advisor that you would like to join the loyalty program before they finalize your repair order. The advisor can quickly add your details to the system, ensuring that the transaction you are currently making earns points immediately. Many owners find this convenient because it allows the service team to verify that all eligible past services—if applicable within the program's grace period—are properly credited to the new account. After joining, it is beneficial to download the mobile app to manage your account on the go. The app provides a clear dashboard showing your current tier status, total points, and any upcoming service recommendations based on your mileage. It also serves as a digital glovebox, storing your service records in one place. This digital integration makes it easy to show your advisor your rewards balance at check-in, ensuring that your points are ready to be redeemed against your final invoice. Earning and Redeeming Points on Essential Maintenance Earning points is a passive benefit of following your vehicle's factory-recommended maintenance schedule. For every qualifying dollar you spend on labor and OEM Nissan parts, points are automatically deposited into your account. This includes common tasks such as oil filter replacements, coolant flushes, and brake rotor resurfacing. Because the earning rate is consistent, you can easily project how many points you will earn on a major service, such as a 30,000-mile or 60,000-mile comprehensive inspection. Families in Arlington who use their SUVs for daily school commutes and trips to Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park often find that their points accumulate quickly due to the consistent mileage they put on their vehicles. Redeeming your points is just as simple as earning them. When your vehicle is ready for pickup, you can notify the cashier or your service advisor that you would like to apply your available rewards balance to the total. Whether you want to cover the entire cost of a cabin air filter or just take a portion off a larger repair bill, the flexibility of the program allows you to choose when to spend your "customer cash." It is important to note that points are typically redeemed at the dealership where they were earned, fostering a long-term relationship between you and the technicians who know your vehicle best. Beyond standard mechanical work, the program also covers a wide range of accessories. If you need to add roof rack crossbars for a camping trip or want to protect your interior with all-weather floor liners, your rewards points can often be used to offset these costs. This makes it easier to customize your Nissan to fit your lifestyle without a significant upfront expense. By consistently using the program for both necessary repairs and optional upgrades, you maintain the highest standards of vehicle care while enjoying the financial benefits of brand loyalty. Quick Answers Regarding My Nissan Rewards Q: Is there a fee to maintain a My Nissan Rewards membership? Membership in the program is entirely free for all Nissan owners. There are no annual dues or hidden costs required to earn or redeem points. The program is provided as a standard benefit of ownership to encourage professional maintenance at authorized service centers, ensuring your vehicle remains safe and reliable throughout its life. Q: Do my loyalty points ever expire? Yes, points earned through the rewards program can expire if there is a long period of inactivity on the account. The specific timeframe for expiration is determined by the program's terms and conditions, which can be viewed in your online account portal. We recommend checking your balance through the MyNISSAN app periodically and scheduling regular maintenance to keep your account active and your points valid. Q: Can I use my points at any Nissan dealership? Points are generally dealership-specific, meaning they are redeemed at the participating location where they were originally earned. This setup is designed to reward the relationship between the owner and their preferred local service team. If you have questions about point portability or participating locations, the MyNISSAN Rewards Member Support Team can be reached at 1-800-326-9108 for clarification. Q: Can I earn points on the purchase of a Nissan Visa Credit Card? Yes, owners who use the Nissan Visa Credit Card can significantly accelerate their point earning. Purchases made with the card, both at the dealership and for everyday items like gas or groceries, earn points that are deposited directly into your rewards account. This allows you to build a much larger balance for major service needs or even a down payment on a future vehicle purchase. Q: Should I tell my service advisor about my points before the service begins? It is best practice to mention your intent to use rewards points when you first check in for your appointment. This allows the service advisor to verify your balance and prepare the repair order with the correct redemption applied. While points can often be applied at the time of payment, notifying the team early ensures a smoother and faster checkout process once your vehicle is ready. Keep Your Nissan Performing at Its Best on Local Roads Maintaining your vehicle's performance requires a combination of high-quality parts and the technical skill of factory-trained experts. In Bartlett, where suburban driving involves frequent stop-and-go traffic near the Recreation Center and local parks, the wear on your brake pads and transmission can be more pronounced than on the highway. Utilizing the rewards program for regular inspections and fluid changes helps mitigate this wear, ensuring that your vehicle handles the daily commute with ease. By staying ahead of the maintenance curve, you protect the sophisticated safety technologies and mechanical components that make your Nissan a reliable partner for your family. Our service department is equipped with the latest diagnostic tools to provide a level of precision that generic repair shops cannot match. We focus on transparency, providing you with a detailed report of your vehicle's condition after every visit so you can make informed decisions about your maintenance. If you have questions about your loyalty balance or need to coordinate a more complex repair, we invite you to visit our Memphis service center. Our staff is ready to help you navigate the rewards program so you can get the most value out of every mile. For immediate assistance with a service question or to check on parts availability, please reach out to our team at (901) 373-2800. We are committed to providing the highest level of care for our local community, ensuring that every Nissan on the road remains in peak condition. Whether you are a long-time member of the rewards program or are looking to join today, we look forward to helping you maintain your vehicle's longevity and performance for years to come. © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved.

Leasing a vehicle offers a distinct financial path for drivers who prefer to drive a brand-new model every few years without the long-term commitment of traditional ownership. At the core of a lease is a simple concept: you are paying for the portion of the vehicle's value that you use over a set period, typically 36 months or less. This structure often results in a lower monthly payment compared to financing the full purchase price of the car. When you visit our showroom at 2080 Covington Pike, our team can help you navigate the specific terms that make a lease work for your budget. One of the most effective strategies for a successful lease is to focus on the total capitalized cost rather than just the monthly payment. Just as you would negotiate the sales price when buying, you can negotiate the "cap cost" of a lease. Lowering this figure directly reduces the amount of depreciation you must cover during the term. Before you arrive, you can browse our current new Nissan inventory to see which models fit your lifestyle, or even start the process by getting approved for financing through our secure online portal. For those living in Millington, the commute to the Naval Support Activity Mid-South base often involves consistent daily mileage that makes a standard lease an excellent fit. Most mainstream leases provide annual mileage limits of about 10,000 to 15,000 miles. If your driving habits fall within these ranges, you can enjoy the latest technology in a new Nissan Altima or the rugged capability of a new Nissan Frontier while keeping your overhead predictable. We also frequently update our new vehicle specials to include competitive lease offers across our entire lineup. Whether you are interested in the all-electric efficiency of a new Nissan Ariya or the family-sized dimensions of a new Nissan Armada, understanding the "due at signing" amount is vital. This total includes the first month's payment, acquisition fees, and any capitalized cost reduction you choose to make. If you have questions about specific models like the new Nissan Rogue, the new Nissan Pathfinder, or the new Nissan Murano, you can give our consultants (901) 373-2800 a quick call to discuss current availability. We carry the full range of Nissan engineering, from the new Nissan Sentra and new Nissan Versa to specialized models like the new Nissan Leaf, the new Nissan Kicks, and the high-performance new Nissan Z or new Nissan Titan. Table of Contents Leasing Versus Financing: Understanding Your Path to a New Nissan When Leasing Makes More Sense Than Buying Your Next Vehicle Navigating the Key Financial Terms of Your Lease Agreement Answers to Your Most Common Car Leasing Questions Find Your Next Lease Offer at Jim Keras Nissan Leasing Versus Financing: Understanding Your Path to a New Nissan The primary distinction between leasing and financing lies in the eventual destination of the vehicle's title. When you finance a car, your monthly payments are directed toward total ownership; once the loan is satisfied, the vehicle is yours to keep or sell as an asset. Leasing, conversely, functions more like a long-term rental agreement where you return the vehicle at the end of the term. This choice often comes down to how long you intend to keep the car. For drivers who enjoy the latest safety features and updated infotainment systems every three years, leasing provides a seamless transition between models without the hassle of selling a used car later. Financial structures also differ significantly between these two methods. A finance payment is calculated based on the entire purchase price of the vehicle, plus interest and taxes. A lease payment is comprised of two main parts: a depreciation charge and a finance charge. The depreciation is the difference between the vehicle's initial value and its residual value, which is the estimated worth of the car at the end of the lease. Because you are only paying for that specific window of depreciation, lease payments are generally lower than finance payments for the same model. If you are considering a pre-owned vehicle instead, our selection of used cars offers an alternative route to ownership with potentially lower entry costs. Financing a used vehicle allows you to build equity in a car that has already cleared its steepest period of depreciation. In contrast, new car leasing is ideal for those who want the full protection of a manufacturer's warranty throughout their entire period of use. Most lease terms align perfectly with the standard bumper-to-bumper warranty, meaning you are rarely responsible for anything beyond routine operational costs and insurance. When Leasing Makes More Sense Than Buying Your Next Vehicle Deciding to lease often hinges on your annual mileage and how you use your vehicle for daily tasks. In Arlington, where many residents commute into Memphis for work, a lease can be a strategic way to manage a 30-mile daily round trip while staying within a standard 12,000-mile or 15,000-mile annual limit. If your lifestyle involves predictable routes to school, work, and local parks, the structure of a lease provides a fixed cost of operation with the added benefit of a brand-new vehicle every few years. This is particularly appealing for professionals who want to maintain a modern, reliable image without the long-term maintenance concerns that can arise as a vehicle ages. Leasing also makes sense for those who want to maximize their monthly budget. Since you are not paying for the entire value of the car, you may find that a higher trim level or a more premium model—perhaps one with advanced driver-assist technologies or leather upholstery—is more affordable as a lease than it would be to purchase. This "more car for the money" aspect is a primary driver for many shoppers. Additionally, leasing eliminates the uncertainty of future resale value. When the lease ends, you don't have to worry about market fluctuations or finding a buyer; you simply return the keys to us and choose your next move. Before committing to a new lease, it is helpful to see what your current car is worth. Applying the trade-in value of your current vehicle as a capitalized cost reduction can significantly lower your monthly lease payments. This upfront "down payment" reduces the total amount being financed over the lease term. When families ask me what to look for on a test drive, I tell them to try the seat-folding sequence and cargo loading with their actual gear—it is much easier to commit to a three-year lease when you know the cabin layout perfectly matches your weekend routine. Navigating the Key Financial Terms of Your Lease Agreement Understanding the language of a lease contract is the best way to ensure you are getting a deal that fits your financial goals. One of the most important terms you will encounter is the money factor. This is essentially the interest rate of the lease, but it is expressed as a small decimal. To understand it in more familiar terms, you can multiply the money factor by 2,400 to find the equivalent APR. For example, a money factor of 0.00125 is roughly equal to a 3% interest rate. Keeping this number low is just as important as negotiating the sales price of the vehicle. The residual value is another critical component that determines your cost. This is the amount the leasing company calculates the car will be worth at the end of your term, often ranging between 45% and 60% of the MSRP. A higher residual value is actually better for the lessee because it means the vehicle is expected to hold its value well, resulting in less depreciation that you have to pay for during the lease. Our team can walk you through the residual percentages for different models to help you find the most efficient lease structure. While you focus on the financial side of the deal, we also provide resources to keep your vehicle in top condition throughout the term. You can view our current specials for parts and accessories to find items like all-weather floor liners or cargo organizers that help protect the interior from wear and tear. Maintaining the vehicle's condition is important, as standard leases include "excess wear and use" clauses. By keeping the car clean and following the recommended maintenance, you ensure a smooth return process at the end of your three years. Answers to Your Most Common Car Leasing Questions Q: Can I lease a vehicle if I have a lower credit score? While a higher credit score typically unlocks the lowest money factors, it is possible to secure a lease with a variety of credit profiles. In these cases, a lender might require a larger capitalized cost reduction (down payment) or a co-signer to approve the agreement. We recommend speaking with our finance team to see which specific lease programs are available for your situation. Q: What happens if I drive more miles than the lease allows? If you exceed your mileage limit, you will be charged a per-mile fee at the end of the lease, which typically ranges from $0.15 to $0.30 per mile. If you know you will be driving more than average, you can often purchase additional miles at a lower rate at the start of the lease. This is a great option for high-mileage drivers who still want the benefits of a new vehicle every few years. Q: Am I responsible for maintenance and repairs on a leased car? As the lessee, you are responsible for maintaining the vehicle according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. However, because most leases last three years, the vehicle is usually covered by the factory bumper-to-bumper warranty for the duration of the term. This means most mechanical repairs are covered, leaving you responsible only for routine items like oil changes and tire rotations. Q: Can I buy the car at the end of the lease term? Yes, most closed-end leases include a purchase option. You can buy the vehicle for the residual value stated in your original contract, plus any applicable fees and taxes. This is often a smart move if the car's actual market value is higher than the residual value or if you have grown to love the vehicle and want to keep it long-term. Q: What is Nissan Roadside Assistance and is it included? Nissan provides manufacturer-backed support for emergencies like flat tires or lockouts. You can reach Nissan Roadside Assistance: 1-800-647-7261 for help that utilizes brand-specific expertise and authorized service centers. This coverage is typically included with your new vehicle warranty, providing extra peace of mind during your lease. Find Your Next Lease Offer at Jim Keras Nissan Choosing the right lease requires a balance of the right vehicle, the right terms, and a team that understands the local landscape. Whether you are navigating the suburban streets of Bartlett or heading out for a weekend near the Loosahatchie River, we have a Nissan model designed to enhance your drive. Our consultants are ready to help you compare trim levels, calculate effective monthly costs, and find the incentives that apply to your favorite models. We invite you to visit us at our showroom located at 2080 Covington Pike in Memphis to see our inventory in person. If you prefer to start the conversation from home, you can reach our sales department at (901) 373-2800 to schedule a test drive or ask about our latest lease arrivals. We look forward to helping you drive home in a new Nissan that fits your budget and your lifestyle. 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Redefining the Premium Crossover Experience in Memphis The 2026 Nissan Murano arrives at our showroom at 2080 Covington Pike with a clear focus on upscale refinement. While the 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe offers a lower entry MSRP of $38,887 for the SE trim, the Murano SV starts at $44,105 and justifies its position with standard 4WD and a 2.0L I4 turbocharged engine delivering 241 hp. The Santa Fe prioritizes high-occupancy utility with 7 seats and a 27 combined mpg rating, whereas the Murano caters to drivers in Millington seeking a sophisticated 5-passenger environment. With a 25 combined mpg efficiency and an 8.3-inch ground clearance, the Murano is engineered for a polished driving dynamic. For more details, give us a quick call to discuss how these models compare. Table of Contents Fuel Economy Advanced Safety Systems for Peace of Mind on Covington Pike Safety & Driver Assistance Both vehicles earn the highest IIHS safety honors, with the Murano introducing new hands-free driving technology for 2026. Specification 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe 2026 Nissan Murano IIHS Rating TSP+ TSP+ NHTSA Overall Rating 5 stars — Advanced Driver Assistance Suite Standard Standard (ProPILOT Assist) Hands-Free Driving Assist — Available (ProPILOT Assist 2.1) Forward Collision Warning Standard Standard Automatic Emergency Braking Standard Standard Blind Spot Intervention Standard Standard Lane Keep Assist Standard Standard Rear Cross Traffic Alert Standard Standard Surround-view Camera Available on Limited+ Available on SL+ Parking Sensors — Standard (Front and Rear) Traffic Sign Recognition — Standard Warranty & Maintenance Hyundai offers a significantly longer powertrain and basic warranty compared to Nissan. Specification 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe 2026 Nissan Murano Basic Warranty 5 years / 60,000 miles 3 years / 36,000 miles Powertrain Warranty 10 years / 100,000 miles 5 years / 60,000 miles Corrosion Warranty 7 years / unlimited miles Included Roadside Assistance Included — The 2026 Nissan Murano earns the highest distinction from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety with the TSP+ rating. The Murano provides several standard safety technologies that are not standard on many other vehicles in its class. For instance, the Murano features a Front and Rear Sonar System and Traffic Sign Recognition as standard equipment on every trim. In contrast, some competitors do not list standard parking sensors or sign recognition software in their base specifications. Advanced driver assistance is a primary differentiator, as the Murano introduces ProPILOT Assist 2.1. This system provides Available hands-free driving assistance, a sophisticated capability that is not found on all SUVs. Both the Murano and its competitors include standard Forward Collision Warning, Automatic Emergency Braking, and Blind Spot Intervention. However, the Murano makes the HD Enhanced Intelligent Around View® Monitor standard starting on the SL trim, whereas other models may only offer a surround-view camera on the highest available trims. Protection is further bolstered in the Murano through Intelligent Lane Intervention and Intelligent Driver Alertness, which monitors for signs of fatigue. The Murano utilizes Rear Cross Traffic Alert and Lane Keep Assist as standard features to prevent common collision scenarios. By including High Beam Assist as standard, the Murano ensures the road remains illuminated without requiring manual intervention from the driver. This robust suite of active technologies provides comprehensive coverage for daily school runs and weekend excursions. Exceptional Value and Ownership Benefits at Jim Keras Nissan Pricing The Santa Fe offers a lower entry price and more trim levels, while the Murano starts at a higher price point with standard AWD. 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe Trim MSRP 2026 Nissan Murano Trim MSRP SE $38,887 SV $44,105 SEL $41,649 SL $49,913 XRT $44,668 Platinum $53,471 Limited $49,258 — — Calligraphy $52,546 — — Choosing the right crossover involves balancing initial costs with long-term protection. The 2026 Nissan Murano lineup starts with the SV at $44,105, which includes standard 4WD and a 241 hp 2.0L I4 engine. In comparison, the 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe SE starts at $38,887. While the Santa Fe offers a lower entry price, the Murano focuses on a premium two-row experience, culminating in the Platinum trim at $53,471. This top-tier model features massaging front seats and quilted semi-aniline leather-appointed seats, amenities that distinguish it from the Santa Fe Calligraphy, which is priced at $52,546. Ownership security is a vital consideration for local families. The Nissan 3-year/36,000-mile basic warranty and 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty provide essential coverage for your daily travels. While the Hyundai offers a longer 5-year/60,000-mile basic and 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty, the Murano delivers a specialized driving dynamic with its 9-speed automatic transmission. To find the right fit for your driveway, you can explore the latest Murano models or see how it compares to our new Rogue selection and Pathfinder inventory. If you need more space, consider the new Armada, or for efficient city driving, look at the all-electric Ariya. We also offer a diverse range of sedans, including the New Nissan Versa Inventory, New Nissan Sentra Inventory, and New Nissan Altima Inventory. For those seeking performance or utility, browse our New Nissan Z Inventory, New Nissan Leaf Inventory, New Nissan Kicks Inventory, New Nissan Frontier Inventory, or New Nissan Titan Inventory. Our team is also ready to help you determine your current vehicle's trade-in value to make your upgrade even more seamless. Fuel Economy The Santa Fe offers significantly higher efficiency in its hybrid-capable trims compared to the Murano's single powertrain offering. Specification 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe 2026 Nissan Murano City MPG 22-35 21 Highway MPG 26-34 28 Combined MPG 24-35 25 Fuel Type Unleaded Unleaded Best combined fuel economy: 2026 Nissan Murano at 25 Frequently Asked Questions About the 2026 Nissan Murano Is the 2026 Nissan Murano worth the price premium over the 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe? While the 2026 Nissan Murano starts at $44,105 MSRP for the SV trim, it includes standard all-wheel drive across the entire lineup. In contrast, the 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe SE has a lower starting MSRP of $38,887, but the Murano provides a more premium cabin focused on two rows of luxury. For those prioritizing a sophisticated interior with high-end materials, the Murano justifies its position as a dedicated luxury-oriented crossover. Which vehicle offers better fuel efficiency for local commutes? The 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe SE achieves an EPA-estimated 27 combined mpg, slightly edging out the 2026 Nissan Murano SV, which delivers 25 combined mpg. However, the Murano provides a consistent 28 highway mpg across all trims, making it a competitive choice for those frequently traveling on open Tennessee roads. What are the differences in towing capacity between these SUVs? The 2026 Nissan Murano is rated for a towing capacity of 1,500 lbs, which is suitable for small trailers or light recreational gear. The Murano provides a straightforward towing solution for suburban utility needs. Does the Murano or Santa Fe offer more seating for families? The 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe SE comes standard with 7-passenger seating across three rows, making it the choice for larger families. The 2026 Nissan Murano focuses on maximum comfort for 5 passengers, utilizing its 192.9-inch length to provide superior second-row refinement and 33 cu. ft. of dedicated rear cargo volume. If you are ready to experience this refinement firsthand, Get Directions to Jim Keras Nissan to explore the lineup in our Memphis showroom. You can also Call us at (901) 373-2800 to discuss which trim best fits your lifestyle. © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved.

A modern Nissan is engineered to handle thousands of miles with minimal intervention, provided the maintenance clock stays synchronized with the odometer. For the majority of 2025–2026 models, such as the 2026 Nissan Rogue or the 2026 Nissan Altima, a standard oil change and tire rotation is recommended every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. Adhering to this rhythm ensures that the basic 3-year / 36,000-mile limited warranty remains in good standing while protecting the internal components of the engine. Whether you are driving a commuter-focused new Nissan Versa or a performance-oriented new Nissan Z, these early visits allow technicians to perform a multi-point inspection that catches minor wear before it impacts your daily drive. The rural roads around Millington, with their mix of wooded areas and open farmland, often subject vehicles to more dust and debris than city driving. For owners of a new Nissan Frontier or a new Nissan Titan used for work near the Loosahatchie River, more frequent inspections of the engine air filter and undercarriage are often necessary. Even for low-mileage drivers, at least two oil changes per year prevent fluid breakdown. This consistency is vital for every model in the lineup, from the electrified new Nissan Leaf and the advanced new Nissan Ariya to the versatile new Nissan Kicks and the family-ready new Nissan Sentra. If you are unsure where your vehicle stands in its service lifecycle, you can schedule service and diagnostics online to have a certified team review your records. Factory requirements are maintained for the entire SUV family, including the new Nissan Murano, the three-row new Nissan Pathfinder, and the full-size new Nissan Armada. For those who prefer to drop by, our service center is conveniently located for a quick consultation. You can also give us a quick call to speak directly with a service advisor about your specific new Nissan Rogue maintenance needs. Table of Contents Essential Fluids and Filters to Monitor for Peak Performance Understanding Severe Operating Conditions and Their Impact on Service Strategic Brake Care and Suspension Health for Local Driving How Missing Scheduled Maintenance Affects Your Nissan Warranty Coverage Quick Answers Before You Visit Essential Fluids and Filters to Monitor for Peak Performance What are the specific fluids that keep a 2.5L Direct Injection engine running smoothly over a decade of ownership? Beyond the standard 0W-20 full synthetic oil, your Nissan relies on a network of specialized fluids that require periodic attention. The Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) found in models like the 2026 Nissan Altima is a precision component that typically requires a fluid inspection every 30,000 miles. Technicians use specialized diagnostic tools to check the "deterioration data" of the fluid to determine if a flush is necessary to maintain the 5-year / 60,000-mile limited powertrain warranty protection. Brake fluid is another critical but often overlooked component. Because brake fluid is hygroscopic—meaning it absorbs moisture from the air—it can become contaminated over time, leading to a "spongy" pedal feel or internal corrosion of the calipers. The official maintenance guide for many 2026 models calls for a full brake fluid flush at 30,000 miles or 24 months. Simultaneously, replacing the cabin air filter every 15,000 miles ensures the dual-zone climate control system operates efficiently, which is especially important during humid Tennessee summers when the AC system is under constant load. Engine air filters and spark plugs follow a longer arc but are no less important for fuel efficiency. For the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder, iridium spark plugs are engineered to last up to 105,000 miles, but they are inspected much earlier if there is a dip in the EPA-rated 21 mpg city / 27 mpg highway performance. Keeping these filters clean prevents the engine from struggling for air, which reduces strain on the fuel injectors and maintains the smooth power delivery Nissan drivers expect. Understanding Severe Operating Conditions and Their Impact on Service Does a short commute put less stress on a car than a long highway haul? For the internal combustion process, the opposite is often true. Nissan defines "severe operating conditions" as frequent short trips of less than five miles, idling in heavy traffic, or driving in extreme heat. For residents in Arlington who commute into Memphis daily, the stop-and-go patterns on I-40 often qualify as severe service. Under these conditions, engine oil does not always reach the optimal operating temperature required to burn off condensation and fuel dilution, necessitating an oil change interval closer to 3,500 or 5,000 miles. Operating a vehicle near the suburban developments and preserved green spaces of Arlington also means dealing with a variety of road surfaces. Frequent towing of a boat or trailer—a common use for the 2026 Nissan Pathfinder with its 3,500-lb towing capacity —also places the vehicle in the severe category. This requires more frequent inspections of the rear differential and transfer case fluids. These factors are monitored during every visit to ensure your maintenance plan matches your actual driving habits rather than a generic template. To help manage the costs of these more frequent intervals, owners can check the current service and parts specials before booking an appointment. These offers often cover essential severe-weather prep, such as battery health checks and cooling system flushes. By adjusting your service schedule to account for the Memphis heat and heavy traffic, you extend the life of major mechanical systems and ensure the vehicle remains reliable for years of commuting. Strategic Brake Care and Suspension Health for Local Driving The suburban stretches around the region often hide the subtle wear that constant stopping and starting places on a vehicle's braking system. A 2026 Nissan Rogue, which is a TOP SAFETY PICK by the IIHS, relies on its Automatic Emergency Braking and Blind Spot Monitor to keep you safe, but those systems are only as effective as the physical hardware of the brakes. A full inspection of the brake pads and rotors is recommended every 15,000 miles. If you begin to hear a high-pitched squeal or feel a vibration in the steering wheel during deceleration, it is likely that the wear indicators are signaling the need for new pads. Suspension health is equally vital, especially when navigating the transition from paved highways to the gently rolling terrain found in some rural areas. Potholes and uneven pavement can slowly knock a vehicle out of alignment, leading to uneven tire wear and a pull to one side. During a standard tire rotation, technicians look for "cupping" or "feathering" on the tread, which are early warning signs of strut or shock wear. For those driving a 2026 Nissan Altima, maintaining proper alignment is the best way to preserve the factory-rated 26 mpg city / 36 mpg highway efficiency. If your current vehicle is requiring more frequent repairs to these systems, it might be time to see how the latest safety tech and suspension engineering feel on the road. You can browse our current new car specials to see the latest offers on models equipped with the most advanced versions of Nissan Safety Shield 360. Investing in a newer model often means gaining access to more durable components and updated driver-assist features that take the stress out of daily navigation. How Missing Scheduled Maintenance Affects Your Nissan Warranty Coverage There is a significant difference between a mechanical defect covered by a factory warranty and a component failure caused by deferred maintenance. The powertrain 5 years / 60,000 miles warranty is a promise from the manufacturer to repair defects in materials or workmanship. However, if a transmission fails because the fluid was never inspected or replaced according to the factory schedule, the claim may be denied. Nissan emphasizes that keeping detailed service records is the owner's responsibility to prove that the vehicle was cared for as required. When you miss a major milestone, such as the 30,000-mile brake fluid flush or the 60,000-mile CVT inspection, you create a "gap" in the vehicle's health history. If a failure occurs later, it can be difficult to determine if the cause was a part defect or the lack of fresh lubricant. This is why every customer is provided with a digital service history that tracks every oil change, filter replacement, and multi-point inspection performed at our facility. This documentation is invaluable if you ever need to utilize your roadside 3 years / 36,000 miles assistance or file a warranty claim. Furthermore, consistent maintenance supports the resale value of your vehicle. A 2026 Nissan Rogue with a documented history of on-time service is far more attractive to future buyers than one with missing records. By staying current with your schedule, you are not just protecting your engine; you are protecting the financial investment you made in your vehicle. If you have missed a visit, the best course of action is to bring the vehicle in as soon as possible to get back on track and document the current condition of all major systems. Quick Answers Before You Visit Q: What is included in a standard 15,000-mile Nissan service? The 15,000-mile interval is more than just an oil change. At this stage, our technicians replace the cabin air filter and perform a comprehensive inspection of the brake system, including pads, rotors, and lines. We also inspect the suspension, steering gear, and exhaust system to ensure everything is holding up against local road conditions. Q: How do I know if my Nissan needs a CVT fluid change? Most modern Nissan vehicles do not have a traditional transmission dipstick. Instead, we use a diagnostic computer to read the fluid's "deterioration count," which tracks heat cycles and load. If this count exceeds a specific threshold, or if we notice a change in fluid color or consistency during a physical inspection, we will recommend a flush to protect the transmission's internal belt and pulleys. Q: Can I use conventional oil instead of synthetic in my 2026 Nissan? Most 2025 and 2026 Nissan engines are designed specifically for 0W-20 full synthetic oil. This thinner oil allows for better fuel economy and faster lubrication during cold starts. Using conventional oil can lead to increased friction, reduced MPG, and potentially void parts of your engine warranty, so we always stick to the factory-recommended synthetic blend. Q: Does my Nissan warranty cover flat tires or dead batteries? Your vehicle includes roadside 3 years / 36,000 miles coverage, which provides assistance for flat tires, jump-starts, and lockout services. While the warranty itself covers the battery if it fails due to a defect, it does not cover "wear items" like tires unless there is a clear manufacturing flaw. For emergency support, you can reach Nissan Roadside Assistance at 800-647-7261. Q: How long does a typical multi-point inspection take? When combined with a standard oil change and tire rotation, a multi-point inspection usually takes about an hour. We check everything from fluid levels and belt tension to tire tread depth and battery "cold cranking amps." If you are planning a trip, our Memphis location is easy to reach for a quick pre-travel check. You can also give us a call to check current wait times before you head over. © 2026 Jim Keras Nissan. All rights reserved.