Nissan unveils Navara Pro plug-in hybrid and Primera EV at SM Lanang
The Davao City launch on Nov. 6 was part of a simultaneous nationwide rollout that also covered Manila and Cebu.
Nissan Philippines introduced two new electrified vehicles, the Navara Pro Plug-In Hybrid and the Primera EV, at the SM Lanang Atrium in Davao City on Nov. 6, according to Mindanao Times.
The Davao event was held alongside launches in Manila and Cebu as part of a simultaneous nationwide rollout, which the company described as another milestone in its electric vehicle push. Television presenter Kuya Kim Atienza hosted the launch and welcomed guests and mallgoers.
The Navara Pro Plug-In Hybrid pairs electric power with a 1.5-liter four-cylinder turbocharged gasoline engine, with maximum torque listed at 350Nm/220Nm. The pickup is pitched for off-road and hauling use as well as long trips. It comes in two trims, the VL at a suggested retail price of P2,498,000 and the LE at P2,698,000. Colour choices are Pearl White, Stardust Gray Metallic, Obsidian Black Pearl and Retro Yellow Pearl.
The fully electric Primera EV is offered in a single, fully loaded trim. Its electric motor produces 218 PS and 305Nm of torque and draws from a 58 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery. Inside, it has a 15.6-inch touchscreen supporting wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, along with an upgraded audio system. The Primera EV carries a suggested retail price of P2,099,000 and comes in Glacier White Pearl, Obsidian Black Pearl and Radiant Silver Metallic.
Both models support the MyNISSAN Connect App, which gives owners access to vehicle information, remote controls, safety and security alerts, and battery management features, the report said.
Why it matters for Davao
Davao City buyers can now see Nissan's new hybrid pickup and fully electric car locally, as the models were launched in the city at the same time as in Manila and Cebu.
This article was written by the DavaoNews desk with AI assistance, using reporting by Mindanao Times. Facts come from the original report, which we credit and link below. Our editorial policy
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