Nissan's self-charging hybrid cars combine the strengths of a
petrol engine and an electric motor.
NISSAN HYBRID CARS
A thrilling electrified experience
A thrilling electrified experience
A thrilling electrified experience
Nissan's self-charging hybrid cars combine the strengths of a
Nissan's self-charging hybrid cars combine the strengths of a
petrol engine and an electric motor.
Combining the strengths of an electric motor and a combustion engine to keep your excitement riding high.
Hybrid technology: the best of both worlds
Your Hybrid system combines electric and combustion to help meet every challenge, making switching from the city, to the motorway, to the countryside more seamless.
How does a Hybrid car work?
How does a Hybrid car work?
How does a Hybrid car work?
Petrol, electric, or both
The Nissan hybrid system makes use of both the petrol engine and electric motors to drive your car. The vehicle can rely on either source or combine the strengths of both to bring you the best balance of performance and efficiency [1].
Chooses the ideal energy source
The system optimises the energy source automatically, reacting to the pressure applied to the accelerator and the battery charge level. All you have to do is drive.
A simple Step for smoother driving
e-Pedal step gives you the option of one pedal control, so you can actively accelerate & decelerate through the accelerator pedal. You'll only need to touch the brake when you decide to stop.
Nissan Hybrid powertrain
Nissan Hybrid powertrain
Nissan Hybrid powertrain
What makes up a Hybrid system?
The main components in a Hybrid system are an electric motor, a petrol engine, a generator, an inverter, and finally a large electric battery.
LEGEND
LEGEND
LEGEND
 Transmission |
 Engine |
 Motor |
 Battery |
 Inverter |
 Generator |
| Transmission |
Engine |
Motor |
Battery |
Inverter |
Generator |
| Transmission |
Engine |
Motor |
Battery |
Inverter |
Generator |
Why choose the Hybrid experience?
Why choose the Hybrid experience?
Why will you remember a Hybrid experience?
Excitement as standard
Pressing your foot on the e-Pedal, a smooth acceleration carries you along the road. Your Hybrid system defaults to electric around 67% of the time [3], bringing all the benefits about electric driving with it.
3 ways to drive. One seamless experience.
While your car runs on petrol, it automatically switches between electric and petrol, or combines the two seamlessly for improved efficiency.
Your quieter space in the city
The combination of petrol and electric ensures a quieter ride, one of the key benefits of driving an electrified vehicle. Cruising through the city at a steady pace.
Experience the thrill of Hybrid
Experience the thrill of Hybrid
Experience the thrill of Hybrid
Nissan Juke
Meet Nissan Juke hybrid, which
offers improved fuel efficiency
in comparison to a Juke petrol engine,
a unique design and
an enjoyable driving experience.
Discover all our electrified powertrains
Discover all our electrified powertrains
Discover all our electrified powertrains
All your questions answered
All your questions answered
All your questions answered
What types of hybrid vehicle are currently offered by Nissan?
How is a Full Hybrid different from a Mild Hybrid?
Do hybrids have to be driven differently to conventional automatic vehicles?
What happens if the lithium-ion battery goes flat in a hybrid?
Is there a warranty on the hybrid battery?
[1] Hybrid Electric Vehicle descriptions use comparison against the equivalent combustion engine model.
[2] You should not rely solely on driver convenience features. Some features may not work in all conditions and circumstances. Speed and other limitations apply. For terms and conditions relating to Nissan technologies, please click here
[3] Figure of 67% for electric mode driving is based on internal testing, using similar WLTP standard testing conditions. Figures shown are indicative and for comparability purposes. Actual real-world driving results may vary depending on factors including the starting charge of the battery, accessories fitted after registration, weather conditions, driving styles and vehicle load
Images and descriptions shown are for guidance purposes. In some instances, photos are of non-UK specification vehicles and do not represent a specific model, grade or offer. The features shown may be available as standard or only as an option (at an extra charge).