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Check Out Our 2025 Nissan Lineup Among many qualities that make Nissan vehicles stand out, the innovative tech features included in most new models are a great reason to consider one for your next ride. Learn more about some of the modern technology that helps keep you connected and enhance your safety before exploring these features in person at your local Nissan dealership. Tech Features You’ll Love in the 2025 Nissan Models at Your Nissan Dealership 1. Safety Shield 360 Most new Nissan cars, SUVs, and trucks come equipped with Safety Shield 360, which is a suite of six advanced safety features that use cameras, radar technology, and sonar to help keep everyone safer on the road. These technologies help avoid or mitigate collisions with pedestrians and other vehicles, detect vehicles in your blind spot, automatically apply the brakes, help keep you in your intended lane, and more. more The full list of innovative safety technologies includes: Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection Blind Spot Warning Lane Departure Warning High Beam Assist Rear Cross Traffic Alert Rear Automatic Braking 2. Remote Connectivity Remote connectivity features offer the ease of starting your vehicle remotely, pre-heating the cabin, locking and unlocking the doors, and locating your Nissan if you forget where you parked. With certain models and a NissanConnect Services subscription, which is complimentary for your first three years of ownership when you purchase a 2025 Nissan, you can enjoy all these features through the MyNISSAN app and say goodbye to the days of getting into a cold car on winter mornings. 3. Voice Control Nissan models equipped with voice recognition technology give you the option to control your connected smartphone, entertainment system, and navigation, if equipped, by using simple voice commands. You can ask the Hands-Free Text Messaging Assistant to read your new messages aloud and send texts. Certain models also feature Siri Eyes Free voice recognition, and vehicles equipped with Google built-in seamlessly integrate Google apps, including Google Assistant, for an even more personalized experience. 4. Adaptive Cruise Control Most vehicles are equipped with standard cruise control, which maintains a selected speed, making long drives more convenient. Some Nissan models come with adaptive cruise control, which is a more intelligent system that uses radar or laser technology to maintain a safe following distance behind a vehicle detected in front of you. It automatically brakes and accelerates as required, so you don't have to manually adjust the system while navigating traffic on long drives. No matter which 2025 Nissan you choose, the latest technology features will help you get the most out of every drive. When you're ready to explore the latest lineup and find out which model is right for you, come visit us at Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA!

Check out our latest Nissan models Nissan strives for a safer world, and it's designed a range of advanced technology to make driving safer than ever. This system, known as Nissan Safety Shield 360, is installed in all Nissan vehicles. We'll look at some of these Nissan safety features and see how they protect you and your passengers. Advanced Technology for Driving Safety Lane Departure Warning This system uses a camera that scans the road for the lane line markings. Once markings are detected, the system keeps you inside the lines. If your wheels move toward the edges of the lane, and you're not actively steering, you'll hear an audio alert to warn you so you can turn back into your lane. more High Beam Assist High beams make night driving much safer as they enable you to see the road ahead. Unfortunately, their angle directly ahead can blind drivers in front of you or heading in your direction. This feature uses sensors located in the front to detect tail lights or oncoming headlights, then automatically switches to low beams. Once no lights are detected, your headlights revert to high beams. Blind Spot Warning Blind spots have always been dangerous, as a vehicle can enter one, and you may not see it until it's too late to prevent an accident. This system uses sensors that continually watch the rear and sides of your Nissan. If a sensor detects a vehicle, your front and rear turn indicators on the relevant side flash, and an icon of a car in a triangle appears on that side mirror. Automatic Emergency Braking w/Pedestrian Detection This system uses radar and a front-facing camera to monitor the road ahead for vehicles, pedestrians, or animals. If something is detected, it calculates the object's speed, compares it to your vehicle's speed, and determines if a collision risk exists. It provides visual and audio warnings that increase in intensity if you're closing too fast on the object so you can hit the brakes and prevent an accident. The emergency braking function automatically activates if you don't brake in time. It will bring your Nissan to an almost instant stop to prevent an accident or reduce damage if the accident can't be prevented. Rear Cross Traffic Alert When you shift into reverse, sensors directly behind you watch the areas to the left and right for approaching vehicles. If a vehicle is detected, a chime sounds and an icon appears on your screen to show the approaching vehicle's location. This gives you enough time to brake and avoid a collision. Rear Automatic Braking This feature also uses sensors that can detect stationary objects behind you. It provides visual and audio warnings and automatically applies the brakes if needed. If you'd like to know more about these safety systems, visit us today at Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA.

Browse Our Inventory with the Latest Safety Features ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Nissan has always prioritized safety features and design, so it is no surprise that Nissan models consistently win awards from the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The Nissan ADAS takes this even further, as this suite of safety features actively works to keep you safe. We want to tell you more about this system and its many features. Nissan ADAS: Making Driving Safer Nissan Safety Shield 360 ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance System, and it's an onboard safety system designed to assist and protect you on the road. Safety Shield 360 includes six connected Nissan systems that utilize cameras, radar, and sensors to monitor a 360-degree space around your Nissan and warn you of potential issues. We'll now look at each feature in more depth. more Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection This active system continually watches the space in front of your vehicle. It can detect any large object and compute its speed. If a vehicle, pedestrian, or animal moves in front of you and stops, it automatically applies emergency braking to slow and stop your Nissan. Lane Departure Warning Accidentally drifting into an adjacent lane when driving can be a recipe for disaster. Some drivers don't drive a Nissan, and their vehicles may not automatically stop in time to prevent hitting your vehicle. This feature sounds an alarm if your wheels cross the lane lines without you actively steering in that direction. Blind Spot Warning Blind spots are exceptionally difficult to monitor when you're watching your mirrors. Despite your best efforts, certain angles behind your vehicle are impossible to see without taking your eyes off the road. This feature takes that stress away. Sensors continually watch where you can't and provide instant audio and visual warnings of vehicles or pedestrians. Rear Cross Traffic Alert Backing up is much safer with this feature. Rear-watching sensors will identify any vehicle or pedestrian moving behind your Nissan as you reverse. You receive an instant warning, giving you time to hit the brakes and avoid a potential accident. Rear Automatic Braking When you reverse into a parking spot, some stationary objects like the curb, planters, or any other solid object. Rear sensors identify the presence of these objects and will warn you if you get too close. If necessary, this feature will apply automatic braking to prevent striking the object. High Beam Assist High beams provide added visibility on a dark road, but they can temporarily blind drivers heading toward you. This feature automatically switches your lights to low beams when oncoming headlights are detected. Once the lights have disappeared, your headlights revert to high beams. If you want to know more about these or any other safety features, contact us today at Alan Webb Nissan in Vancouver, WA.