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Ron Cogan

San Luis Obispo
As seen in: Green Car Journal, Forbes, The Sacramento Bee, EIN News, San Luis Obispo Tribune, Fresno Bee, The Modesto Bee, EIN Presswire, The Ring of Defense
Editor and publisher of Green Car Journal and Cars of Change, @GreenCarJournal.
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What Drives EV Buyers?

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By Ron Cogan
| Green Car Journal
You’re considering a new EV? That’s not surprising given all the attention focused on spiking fuel prices and a general feeling of unease with our continuing dependence on oil. We’ve been down this road before for differing reasons and in response to unfolding world events, so the desire to look at alternatives is not new. What we’ve learned over time is that oil dependence won’t go away anytime soon, though there is continuing progress leading us toward that goal.
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Nissan Rogue Hybrid: A New Electrified Strategy

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By Ron Cogan
| Green Car Journal
Things are pretty interesting in the Nissan camp these days. It was only recently that this automaker introduced the 2026 Rogue Plug-In Hybrid to its lineup, a model adapted from Mitsubishi's latest-generation Outlander PHEV. This marked a significant step toward Nissan's overall electrification goals. Now comes the follow-up: The 2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid featuring e-POWER technology.
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Nissan Rogue Hybrid: A New Electrified Strategy

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By Ron Cogan
| Green Car Journal
Things are pretty interesting in the Nissan camp these days. It was only recently that this automaker introduced the 2026 Rogue Plug-In Hybrid to its lineup, a model adapted from Mitsubishi's latest-generation Outlander PHEV. This marked a significant step toward Nissan's overall electrification goals. Now comes the follow-up: The 2027 Nissan Rogue Hybrid featuring e-POWER technology.
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