Nissan Targets a Stacked Hybrid Lineup by 2030NissanBy 2030, Nissan says most of its North American lineup will consist of hybrid powertrains, according to Automotive News.The first to reach our shores with Nissan's e-Power hybrid system will be the redesigned 2027 Rogue that is set to arrive this fall.A hybrid V-6 is also in development and will likely debut in the Xterra SUV, which is slated to arrive around 2028.The automotive world is putting a lot of expectations on the year 2030. Honda says it'll have 15 new models by the start of the year, and Stellantis is aiming for 60 new vehicles and 50 significant refreshes.Now, Nissan is setting its own 2030 goal. In the next four years, the automaker plans to make hybrids the "primary powertrain" in its North American lineup, according to Automotive News.NissanHybrids are selling well in North America, and Nissan is a bit behind on the trend. Toyota, for example, has already shifted to exclusively offering hybrid powertrains in the bestselling Camry and RAV4, and a hybrid option is available for most of its lineup. Nissan, on the other hand, had only one hybrid for 2026—a Rogue Plug-in Hybrid meant to serve as a one-year holdover until the arrival of the 2027 Rogue e-Power.Nissan's e-Power hybrid system has been used overseas for years, but the next-generation Rogue will be the first to have it in the United States. Once here, Nissan expects the hybrid variant to quickly make up 30 to 40 percent of Rogue sales.In addition to the Rogue, Automotive News says Nissan plans to release a Kicks e-Power hybrid, along with a new lineup of hybrid V-6-powered trucks in the U.S. Our first glimpse of the V-6 hybrid will likely be in the 2028 Xterra, which will be an off-road-ready body-on-frame SUV built in Mississippi.A teaser for the upcoming Xterra.NissanThe first shipment of 2027 Rogues will come from Nissan's Kyushu plant in Japan, but the automaker plans to add the Rogue Hybrid to the production line at its Smyrna, Tennessee, plant beginning in 2028. The report says building the new Rogue in the U.S. will bring Nissan toward an 80 percent localized production rate by 2030, which will greatly lower the strain the brand faces by importing its vehicles from Japan.We expect most of Nissan's proposed hybrids to start rolling out in 2028, but the new 2027 Rogue Hybrid is expected to reach dealerships this November with a starting price of $37,065.➡️ Skip the lot. Let Car and Driver help you find your next car.Shop New Cars Shop Used CarsGift Guide: Best Ride-On Electric Cars for KidsFuture Cars Worth Waiting For: 2025–2029