Is Nissan N7 coming to PH?

MANILA: The Nissan N7 fully-electric sedan could be entering the Philippine market. The aforementioned is based on the model's inclusion in the Department of Energy’s (DOE) list of certified new energy vehicles (NEVs). 

On the other hand, being added to the DOE’s list of recognized electric vehicles (EV) and hybrids is not a firm indication that it will be introduced soon. 

But if we go by trends, a good number of other new energy vehicle (NEV) models that were later confirmed for a local launch by their respective brands did appear first on the DOE’s list. This includes the next-generation Toyota RAV4 HEV and the recently introduced updated Honda CR-V. 

For now, however, Nissan Philippines has not said anything about the N7 sedan. As such, let us check out the model’s global versions for clues about its specs and features. 

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Nissan N7 in other markets

The Nissan N7 was first introduced at the 2024 Auto Guanzhou as a product by Dongfeng Nissan - a joint venture between Dongfeng Motor Group and Nissan Motor Corporation Limited. 

In higher-end trims, the Chinese market version of the Nissan N7 can produce up to 270 horsepower and 305 Newton-meters of torque. It also has a direct-current (DC) fast charging port and a range of 635 kilometers, according to the China Light-Duty Vehicle Test Cycle (CLTC). 

Appearance-wise, the Nissan N7 comes with a sleek four-door sedan body style that carries the Japanese marque’s signature V-Motion grille. It also has sharp-looking LED lighting fixtures and a mostly smooth side and rear section. 

For its size, here are the dimensions of the Nissan N7 as indicated by its data sheet published by the DOE: 

Length (in millimeters)	4,930
Width (in mm)	1,895
Height (in mm)	1,487

For its interior features, Dongfeng Nissan says it comes with a five-seater layout, leather seats, automotive climate controls, and power-adjustable front seats. It also has a sunroof, as well as the following driver-oriented amenities:

• Power-adjust/fold side mirrors with heating
• Head-up display
• 10.25-inch digital gauge cluster
• Driver’s seat memory function
• Front row center armrest
• Leather steering wheel
• Rain-sensing wipers
• Push-to-start button

Handling on-board entertainment and many of the N7’s in-car functions is a 15.6-inch high-resolution central display connected to a 12-piece speaker set. The said display is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295P processor, which is said to ensure a seamless connected experience. 

Safety-wise, the Nissan N7 comes with a suite of driver-assist technologies co-developed with autonomous-driving company Momenta. It also includes Nissan’s ProPILOT standard collection of advanced driver-assist systems (ADAS). 

All of the specs and features listed above sound enticing, but again, there’s still no concrete statement of the Nissan N7’s local introduction. As such, let’s wait for more updates. 

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