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Nissan may revive Primera as an EV for Southeast Asia

12.05.2026 00:00 1 min 1 source РУС
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Nissan may revive Primera as an EV for Southeast Asia
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Nissan filed a trademark for 'Primera' in Southeast Asia, sparking speculation about the return of the classic model. Documents from the Philippine Department of Energy suggest the new car could be the previously unveiled N7 electric sedan. The N7 measures 4930 mm in length with a 2915 mm wheelbase, offers a range of about 500 km, and charges from 10% to 80% in 19 minutes. It is expected to compete with the Toyota Camry, though official confirmation is pending.

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