The Nissan N7 deliveries reached 10,000 units in 45 days in China. Priced at 119,900 yuan (16,720 USD), this electric sedan boasts a 4.9-meter body length, an e-motor for 200 kW (268 hp), and up to 635 km of CLTC range.
The Nissan N7 is the first NEV product from the Dongfeng-Nissan joint venture, launched on April 28. This model got 10,000 orders 18 days after the launch. On June 16, Dongfeng-Nissan secured over 20,000 orders. The N7’s deliveries kicked off on May 17. 45 days later, Nissan announced the 10,000th delivery in China. Previously, it was reported that Nissan is exploring bringing the N7 to Japan.
Nissan N7 deliveries
On June 30, Nissan officially shared that the 10,000th N7 electric sedan was delivered to a customer. Company officials shared that it took 45 days to reach this sales goal. According to China EV DataTracker, 3,034 units of the N7 were sold in May. Interestingly, 645 more units of N7 were registered in April 2025. CarNewsChina assumes these are vehicles for test drives and display at dealers since official deliveries kicked off only on May 17.
It seems that Nissan delivered over 6,000 N7 sedans in June. It isn’t a significant number for the vast Chinese market. We can compare it with the Xpeng Mona M03, which has a similar starting price of 119,900 yuan. It sold 10,900 units in May. However, the N7 seems to be doing better than the China-made Mazda EZ-6 (Mazda 6e). This model sold 1,821 units in May.
It was previously reported that Nissan is considering bringing the N7 to Japan. However, this information wasn’t officially proven. The international release will help to accelerate the Dongfeng-Nissan JV’s electrification development.
More about Nissan N7
The Nissan N7 is a large sedan with dimensions of 4930/1895/1487 mm. Its wheelbase reaches 2,915 mm. Thanks to a sleek body shape, the N7 has a drag coefficient of 0.208 Cd. This model adopts the V-Motion design language with a closed front end and ISD interactive panels in the front end.
The Nissan N7’s interior adopts a large 15.6-inch 2.5K screen that sits in the center console. Another highlight is a two-spoke steering wheel with a gear shifter mounted behind it. Other features include an LCD instrument panel, two wireless phone charging pads for 50 W, and two cup holders. The car adopts the driver’s assistance system developed by Dongfeng and Momenta.
The Nissan N7 has two powertrain options. The entry-level model adopts a 58 kWh LFP battery from Sunwoda. It sends power to a single electric motor in the front axle for 160 kW (215 hp). The range lies in a 510 – 540 km range. The second powertrain variant offers a 73 kWh LFP battery from the same supplier. It powers the 200 kW (268 hp) e-motor. The CLTC range is 625 km. This sedan speeds up to 100 km/h in 6.9 seconds.
The Nissan N7 is available in five trim levels. Prices are as follows:
- Nissan N7 510 Air – 119,900 yuan (16,720 USD)
- Nissan N7 510 Pro – 129,900 yuan (18,110 USD)
- Nissan N7 625 Pro – 139,900 yuan (19,505 USD)
- Nissan N7 510 Max – 139,900 yuan (19,505 USD)
- Nissan N7 625 Max – 149,900 yuan (20,900 USD)
