MyNISSAN Prizes is a free program that offers rewards to participants who service their car at a MyNISSAN Rewards facility. When you enroll, Service Reward Points are added to your account for you to use at your enrolled dealership’s next visit. Discounts on Genuine Nissan Service, Parts, and Accessories can be obtained by exchanging Service Reward Points. You can utilize extra Service Reward Points toward your subsequent visit when you bring in your car for service. Additionally, you may accumulate Sales Dollars that you could use to get a new Nissan car. Additionally, you can benefit from seasonal promotions all year long. MyNISSAN Rewards dealer involvement may vary. Not all dealerships offer Sales Dollars, and they’re not valid in all states.
For the purpose of purchasing Genuine Nissan Service, Parts, and Accessories, or a New Nissan Vehicle, one Reward Point is equal to one dollar in Customer Cash (at participating dealerships).
You will receive MyNISSAN Rewards Points equivalent to a portion of your pre-tax online retail purchase when you make a purchase from any of the more than 500 retail merchants available through online shopping. The proportion you can make depends on each retail business. After that, you can apply these Points to the purchase of Genuine Nissan parts, accessories, and services or to the purchase of a new Nissan car (at eligible dealerships). A point is worth $1 in customer cash that can be used at your MyNISSAN Rewards dealership.
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What is the name of Nissan’s loyalty program?
MyNISSAN Rewards can help with that. a loyalty encounter where you are in charge. Earn prizes for maintaining your car at the participating dealership of your choice and use the rewards for whatever your car needs.
NissanConnect’s monthly cost is
What Is the Price of the NissanConnect? The cost of the NissanConnect infotainment system per month ranges from $11.99 to $24.99 NissanConnect has three tiers: Standard, Premium, and Premium Plus.
WIFI Map Update
You’ll need to have your automobile close to a WiFi hotspot or utilize your smartphone’s connection to employ this method.
On your in-car screen, simply click “Info,” then “System Information,” and “Map Update.”
Is NissanConnect no longer available?
I discovered this on Nissan’s website after including “AT&T” in my search term. It appears that Nissan is stating, “Not our problem,” with effect. Urgh…
“The decision by AT&T to end its 3G cellular network will have an impact on the telematics programs for NissanConnect Services and NissanConnect EV & Services. All Nissan vehicles with telematics hardware capable of connecting to a 3G cellular network will no longer be able to use NissanConnect Services or NissanConnect EV features as of February 22, 2022. After June 1, 2021, no new enrollments will be accepted for these vehicles. After this time, consumers will no longer be able to access services for their vehicle if they are not already signed up for a telematics trial or subscription. The decision to stop offering 3G network service was not initiated by Nissan, and Nissan has no control over this development.”