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Overview

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. is a Japanese multinational automobile manufacturer headquartered in Yokohama. It sells passenger cars, sport utility vehicles, pickup trucks, light commercial vehicles and electric vehicles, principally under the Nissan brand. Its wider brand portfolio has included Infiniti for premium vehicles, Nismo for performance products and motorsport-related activities, and Autech for specialized and customized vehicles. Datsun, the historic name through which Nissan achieved much of its early international recognition, was revived in the twenty-first century and later discontinued again. The company's industrial roots extend to Kwaishinsha Motor Car Works, founded by Masujiro Hashimoto in Tokyo in 1911, and to DAT Motors, whose name was formed from the surnames of early investors. The small Datsun automobile line emerged in the early 1930s. In 1933, the automobile business associated with the Nissan industrial group was reorganized as Jidosha-Seizo, and Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1934 under Yoshisuke Aikawa. Aikawa had created Nihon Sangyo, commonly abbreviated as Nissan on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and used the group to build an integrated industrial enterprise. Nissan developed manufacturing, engineering and export capabilities before and after the Second World War. Its postwar progress was supported by technical cooperation with Austin Motor Company, which enabled Nissan to assemble Austin vehicles in Japan and use related patents and engineering knowledge in the development of its own engines. The company also benefited from the work of American engineer William R. Gorham and from the acquisition of Prince Motor Company in 1966. The Prince transaction added products and engineering expertise associated with the Skyline and Gloria, while the resulting technology contributed to Nissan's later front-wheel-drive and performance-car development. International expansion accelerated from the 1950s onward. Datsun vehicles entered markets including the United States, Australia, Europe and the Middle East. Nissan established production operations outside Japan, including in Mexico and the United States, and became a significant exporter of compact, fuel-efficient vehicles. Models such as the Datsun 510 and Datsun 240Z helped establish the company as a serious global competitor. The 240Z in particular combined sports-car styling, relatively accessible pricing and Japanese manufacturing quality, giving Nissan broad visibility in North America and other markets. The company entered a major strategic partnership with Renault in 1999 after a period of financial difficulty. Mitsubishi Motors joined the partnership in 2016, creating the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance. The relationship has involved cross-shareholdings, shared platforms, coordinated purchasing, joint development and production cooperation, while each company has retained its own corporate identity. Nissan acquired a controlling stake in Mitsubishi Motors in 2016 and reduced that holding from 34 percent to 24 percent in November 2024. As reported in the referenced material for November 2023, Renault and Nissan each held a 15 percent stake in the other, subject to the alliance's evolving ownership arrangements. Nissan was an early large-scale automotive promoter of battery-electric vehicles. The Nissan Leaf, launched in 2010, became one of the most widely recognized mass-market electric cars and formed a central part of the company's electrification strategy. Nissan has also continued developing crossovers, SUVs, performance vehicles and commercial products. Its principal present-day challenge is balancing investment in electrification, software and advanced driver-assistance systems with intense competition, uneven regional demand, alliance restructuring and pressure to improve profitability. The referenced material states that Nissan recorded a ¥671 billion loss in fiscal 2024/25 and that newly appointed chief executive Ivan Espinosa…

History

Nissan's history combines early Japanese automobile manufacturing, industrial-group ownership, licensed engineering, export-led growth and alliance-based globalization. Kwaishinsha Motor Car Works was founded in 1911 by Masujiro Hashimoto and produced the DAT automobile in 1914. DAT Motors later merged with Jitsuyo Jidosha and developed both passenger cars and trucks. In 1931 it introduced a smaller car called Datson; after Nissan Group control, the name became Datsun, partly because the Japanese pronunciation of “son” could suggest loss. Nihon Sangyo, founded by Yoshisuke Aikawa in 1928, used Nissan as a stock-market abbreviation. In 1933, the automobile operations of Tobata Casting were separated and organized as Jidosha-Seizo. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1934, and its Yokohama plant began integrated production in 1935. During the wartime period the company produced trucks, engines and aircraft-related equipment and underwent several organizational and name changes. After the war, Nissan rebuilt its consumer-car business and used a 1952 agreement with Austin to assemble and manufacture Austin vehicles in Japan. The technical knowledge and patents associated with that program supported Nissan's own engine development. The company introduced increasingly independent designs, including the L-series engine, the Datsun 510 and the Datsun 240Z. The latter became an important export success and helped establish Nissan's reputation in the global sports-car market. Nissan merged with Prince Motor Company in 1966. The combination brought the Skyline and Gloria into Nissan's product family and strengthened the company's engineering base. Nissan also expanded its overseas sales and manufacturing network, establishing operations in Mexico and later the United States. Its Smyrna, Tennessee plant, begun in the early 1980s, became a major North American manufacturing site. The company responded to oil-shock-era demand for efficient compact vehicles while progressively adding trucks, sedans, SUVs and performance models. Financial difficulties in the 1990s led to the 1999 Renault alliance and a major restructuring program. The alliance enabled shared purchasing, platforms and engineering, while Nissan retained its own brand and product identity. Infiniti provided a premium-market extension, and Nismo supported performance and motorsport activities. Mitsubishi Motors joined the alliance in 2016 after Nissan acquired a controlling stake. Nissan made electrification a visible strategic priority with the 2010 launch of the Leaf. The Leaf helped normalize a mass-market battery-electric vehicle and was followed by additional electric and electrified products, including the Ariya crossover. In the 2020s, Nissan faced intense competition, supply-chain pressures, changing consumer demand and the need to manage its relationship with Renault and Mitsubishi. The reported 2024/25 loss prompted a further restructuring plan under Ivan Espinosa, including factory closures, workforce reductions and model rationalization.

  • 2025

    Restructuring plan announced

    [1]

    Following a reported fiscal loss, Nissan announced factory closures, workforce reductions and a smaller model portfolio.

  • 2024

    Mitsubishi stake reduced

    [1]

    Nissan reduced its Mitsubishi Motors holding from 34 percent to 24 percent.

  • 2020

    Ariya introduced

    [3]

    Nissan launched the Ariya battery-electric crossover.

  • 2016

    Mitsubishi joins the alliance

    [1]

    Nissan acquired a controlling stake in Mitsubishi Motors.

  • 2010

    Nissan Leaf launched

    [2]

    Nissan introduced the Leaf, one of the first mass-market battery-electric cars from a major global manufacturer.

  • 1999

    Renault partnership formed

    [1]

    Nissan entered the Renault–Nissan alliance and began a major financial and operational restructuring.

  • 1980

    United States manufacturing expanded

    [1]

    Nissan established its major Smyrna, Tennessee manufacturing operation.

  • 1969

    Datsun 240Z launched

    [1]

    The 240Z became a major international sports-car success.

  • 1966

    Prince Motor merger

    [1]

    Nissan merged with Prince Motor Company, adding the Skyline and Gloria product heritage.

  • 1952

    Austin agreement signed

    [1]

    Nissan agreed to assemble Austin vehicles and subsequently localized production and used related patents in its engineering work.

Products and positioning

Mass-market automotive brand emphasizing practical mobility, Japanese engineering, design, electrification and accessible technology, with premium and performance extensions through Infiniti and Nismo.

  • Battery-electric car · 2010

    Nissan Leaf

    Introduced in 2010, the Leaf is Nissan's best-known electric vehicle and one of the earliest globally marketed battery-electric cars from a major automaker. It was developed as a practical, relatively accessible hatchback for everyday use and became a central symbol of Nissan's electrification strategy.

  • Battery-electric crossover · 2020

    Nissan Ariya

    The Ariya is a battery-electric crossover positioned above the Leaf in size and equipment. It extends Nissan's electric portfolio into the fast-growing crossover segment and incorporates the company's newer design and driver-assistance technologies.

  • Performance sports car · 2007

    Nissan GT-R

    The GT-R is Nissan's high-performance flagship. It descends from the Skyline GT-R tradition and is associated with advanced all-wheel-drive systems, turbocharged engines, motorsport-derived engineering and strong performance relative to many more expensive sports cars.

  • Sports car · 1969

    Nissan Z

    The Z line continues Nissan's long-running rear-wheel-drive sports-car tradition that includes the 240Z and later generations. It serves as a design and performance halo product for the Nissan brand.

  • Sports car · 1969

    Datsun 240Z

    The Datsun 240Z was introduced in 1969 and became an influential export model. Its six-cylinder engine, distinctive styling and comparatively attainable price helped Nissan gain credibility in international performance-car markets.

  • Passenger car and performance car · 1957

    Nissan Skyline

    Originally associated with Prince Motor Company, the Skyline became part of Nissan's range after the 1966 merger. The name is particularly associated with Japanese performance cars and the Skyline GT-R lineage.

  • SUV · 2007

    Nissan Rogue

    The Rogue is a major Nissan crossover nameplate in North America. It represents the company's mass-market focus on practical family vehicles and has been among its important volume products in the region.

  • Crossover SUV · 2006

    Nissan Qashqai

    The Qashqai is a compact crossover developed for markets including Europe. It helped reinforce Nissan's position in the compact SUV and crossover segment.

Controversies

  • 2022

    Yonkers Nissan dealer sues Nissan over proposed dealership

    A Nissan dealer in Yonkers, New York, sued Nissan over its approval of a nearby new Nissan dealer. The suit alleges breach of contract and violation of state law and seeks to block the proposed dealership from opening.

  • 2022

    Nissan issues dealer notices for Rogue recall

    Nissan issued dealer notices on January 25 regarding a recall affecting 2014–2016 Nissan Rogue vehicles. According to the reported issue, corrosion of the wiring harness could cause electrical problems and, in the worst case, a fire. Consumer notices were expected in March. Nissan stated that it was studying the issue and expected to have a dealer solution soon.

  • 2022

    Nissan sues Greg Kelly seeking compensation

    Nissan filed a lawsuit against former executive Greg Kelly seeking 1.4 billion yen in compensation for damage to the company, according to the report.

  • 2021

    Nissan recalls ZE1 2020 Leaf cars over parking mechanism welding defect

    Nissan recalled ZE1 2020 Leaf cars because of a welding defect in the parking mechanism. According to the recall notice, the defect could allow the car to move unexpectedly and potentially cause injury. Nissan said it would contact affected owners to arrange repairs. The recall concerns the ZE1 2020 Leaf model and addresses the parking mechanism welding defect identified in the affected vehicles.

  • 2021

    Nissan announces recall of 14,054 X-Trail vehicles

    Nissan announced a recall of 14,054 X-Trail vehicles because improperly assembled rear brake calipers may lack an internal bushing, potentially causing brake-fluid leakage, increased stopping distance, or brake failure. The recall was expected to begin on June 10, and Nissan said it would provide free repairs and replacements for affected owners.

  • 2021

    Nissan recalls 2013–2015 Pathfinder vehicles

    A total of 354,505 North American 2013, 2014 and 2015 Pathfinders, including 29,876 in Canada, are being recalled over a brake-light switch problem that can allow the vehicle to be started and shifted into gear without pressing the brake pedal. Nissan said it will notify affected owners with repair instructions.

  • 2020

    Nissan recalls vehicles for Takata airbag inflator replacement

    Nissan announced a recall of nearly 308,000 U.S. vehicles to replace Takata airbag inflators that can explode and hurl shrapnel. Dealers were to begin replacing the inflators on February 10. The recall concerns the Takata airbag inflator defect, in which the inflators may explode and eject shrapnel. The announced remedy was replacement of the inflators by dealers, with the replacement work scheduled to begin on February 10.

  • 2020

    Nissan and Infiniti vehicle airbag recall announced

    Nissan North America announced a recall of 307,962 Nissan and Infiniti vehicles to replace front passenger airbag inflators. According to the announcement, the inflators could explode after propellant degradation, potentially causing serious injury or death. Dealers were to replace the inflators free of charge, and the recall was expected to begin on February 10, 2020.

  • 2020

    Nissan sues Carlos Ghosn in Japan

    Nissan filed a lawsuit against former chairman Carlos Ghosn in a Japanese court, seeking $90 million in damages. The claim covers costs related to alleged financial misconduct and other company-related expenses. Reports describe the allegations as claims rather than established findings, and no court determination is stated in the source.

  • 2020

    ETCM announces recall campaign for C26 Nissan Serena S-Hybrid

    Edaran Tan Chong Motor and Tan Chong Ekspres Auto Servis Centre announced a voluntary recall campaign covering 4,001 fully imported C26 Nissan Serena S-Hybrid vehicles manufactured from September 2012 to November 2013. The purpose of the campaign is to reprogramme the CVT control unit. Under the campaign, labour and any replacement parts are provided at no cost to owners.

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Marketing campaigns

  • 2010Nissan Leaf global launch

    Global

    Nissan marketed the Leaf as a practical mass-market battery-electric vehicle, using the launch to establish a visible leadership position in consumer EVs.

    Outcome. The Leaf became one of the most recognized early mass-market electric cars.

  • 1964Nissan Miss Fairlady

    Japan

    Nissan created showroom ambassador programs associated with its Ginza gallery and the Fairlady name. The representatives promoted Nissan and Datsun vehicles and became a longstanding part of the company's Japanese retail marketing.

    Outcome. The program continued through later Nissan dealership and showroom structures.

Brand decisions

  • 2025

    Announce factory and model restructuringStrategy

    Background

    Nissan reported a ¥671 billion loss for fiscal 2024/25 amid competitive and operational pressure.

    Action taken

    CEO Ivan Espinosa announced plans to close seven factories, eliminate 20,000 jobs and reduce the vehicle range from 56 models to 45 by 2027.

    Aftermath

    The plan was intended to concentrate investment on more profitable products and simplify Nissan's manufacturing and model structure.

    Reported fiscal loss. ¥671 billion loss (Fiscal year 2024/25)

  • 2024

    Reduce Mitsubishi Motors ownershipStrategy

    Background

    The alliance continued to adjust cross-shareholdings and capital relationships.

    Action taken

    Nissan reduced its Mitsubishi Motors stake from 34 percent to 24 percent.

    Aftermath

    The change reduced Nissan's direct ownership while retaining a substantial strategic interest.

  • 2016

    Acquire a controlling stake in Mitsubishi MotorsM&A

    Background

    Mitsubishi Motors faced governance and performance challenges, while Nissan sought deeper alliance scale and cooperation.

    Action taken

    Nissan acquired a 34 percent controlling interest in Mitsubishi Motors, bringing it into the alliance with Renault.

    Aftermath

    The three-company Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance coordinated purchasing, platforms and selected product programs.

  • 2010

    Launch the Nissan LeafProduct launch

    Background

    Nissan identified battery-electric vehicles as a strategic growth and technology area.

    Action taken

    It introduced the Leaf as a purpose-designed, mass-market battery-electric hatchback.

    Aftermath

    The Leaf gave Nissan an early global position in mainstream electric vehicles and established a platform for later electrification products.

  • 1999

    Form the Renault–Nissan partnershipM&A

    Background

    Nissan faced serious financial and operational difficulties and required a strategic partner.

    Action taken

    Nissan and Renault created a cross-border alliance involving capital ties, shared purchasing and coordinated vehicle development.

    Aftermath

    The partnership supported Nissan's recovery and became the foundation for the later Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance.

  • 1966

    Merge with Prince Motor CompanyM&A

    Background

    Nissan wanted to strengthen its product range and gain engineering capabilities, including front-wheel-drive expertise and established nameplates.

    Action taken

    Nissan merged with Prince Motor Company and incorporated products such as the Skyline and Gloria into its portfolio.

    Aftermath

    The merger broadened Nissan's market coverage and preserved the Skyline performance heritage within the Nissan group.

  • 1952

    License Austin vehicles and localize productionStrategy

    Background

    Nissan sought access to modern automotive engineering and manufacturing knowledge during its postwar development.

    Action taken

    It entered an agreement to assemble Austin vehicles, then produced localized Austin models and used related patents in its own engine development.

    Aftermath

    The program contributed to Nissan's engineering capability and supported the transition toward independently designed vehicles.

Recent events

  • Reported

    Nissan officially reveals 2027 Rogue with e-Power hybrid technology for the U.S. market[31]

    Nissan officially revealed the 2027 Rogue crossover with its new e-Power series hybrid technology for the U.S. market, its first hybrid of this kind for the American market, with starting pricing between $35,490 and $43,490.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Nissan considers adding a third shift to increase U.S. production[31]

    Nissan is considering increasing its U.S. production, potentially adding a third shift at its Smyrna, Tennessee assembly plant, which could mean hundreds or thousands of new jobs and lift U.S. output to roughly 1 million units annually from nearly 487,000 in 2025.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Nissan launches US-spec Kicks Rock Creek off-road edition[32]

    Nissan introduced a US-spec Rock Creek edition of the Kicks for the 2027 model year, priced at $28,840, featuring a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated engine and standard all-wheel drive, positioned against the Subaru Crosstrek.

  • Unconfirmed

    Nissan closes its Changzhou factory[33]

    Nissan closed its factory in Changzhou, China.

  • Reported

    Nissan confirms Gravite launch and Tekton unveil dates for India[34]

    Nissan announced that the Gravite MPV will launch in India on 21 January 2026 and the Tekton compact SUV will be unveiled on 4 February 2026, as part of its India product offensive.

  • Unconfirmed

    Nissan launches The Electric Rebellion campaign[35]

    Nissan launched its The Electric Rebellion campaign, which presents the benefits of e-Power technology and invites non-conformists to join a shift toward electric power.

  • Reported

    Nissan reports planned Japanese-market Kicks update[36]

    A report says Nissan’s Japanese-market Kicks is expected to receive a model update in May or June, with the second-generation e-Power system and an added four-wheel-drive version. The update is reported as planned, not completed.

  • Unconfirmed

    Nissan plans limited sale of 5,000 Kiiro vehicles[37]

    The source reports that Nissan's Kiiro vehicle is expected to go on limited sale during the month's film release, with 5,000 units planned.

  • Reported

    Nissan and Dethleffs partner on Primastar camper[38]

    Nissan partnered with campervan converter Dethleffs to offer the Primastar Seaside camper van in Europe. The article says customers in Germany were expected to be able to buy it starting that summer.

  • Reported

    Yonkers Nissan dealer sues Nissan over proposed dealership[22]

    A Nissan dealer in Yonkers, New York, sued Nissan over its approval of a nearby new Nissan dealer. The suit alleges breach of contract and violation of state law and seeks to block the proposed dealership from opening.

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  105. 105曝日产启动“生死之战”:将裁员至少4300人 并关闭2家工厂削减14家产能auto.sina.com.cn
  106. 106汽车站xa.auto.sina.com.cn
  107. 107日产“叫板”特斯拉,将在华推出纯电动跨界SUVfinance.sina.com.cn
  108. 108日产发布全新纯电动车型Ariya 计划2021年登陆中国市场auto.people.com.cn
  109. 109日产副COO关润宣布辞职 或因与雷诺不和落选CEOfinance.sina.com.cn
  110. 110日产决定从12月起关闭西班牙工厂 引发工人放火抗议auto.sina.com.cn
  111. 111日产考虑全球裁员20000人 主要集中在欧洲和发展中国家auto.sina.com.cn
  112. 112日产汽车2019年财年净亏6710亿日元,为期四年“中期事业计划”正式发布tech.sina.com.cn
  113. 113日产汽车发布2030愿景 2030年电驱化车型占比将超过50%workercn.cn
  114. 114日产汽车发布财报 近十年首次季度亏损/大幅下调收入预期_车市动态_汽车_中金在线auto.cnfol.com
  115. 115日产汽车发布纯电动跨界车Ariya 起价在4万美元左右tech.sina.com.cn
  116. 116日产汽车经营维艰:考虑全球裁员逾2万人,计划削减两成产能finance.sina.com.cn
  117. 117日产汽车起诉其前董事长戈恩:索赔100亿日元!tech.sina.com.cn
  118. 118日产汽车推出全新纯电动跨界车 - 日产Ariyaauto.it168.com
  119. 119日产汽车暂时关闭埃及和南非工厂auto.people.com.cn
  120. 120日产全球召回45万辆车:制动液泄露造成火灾隐患finance.sina.com.cn
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  122. 122日产任命其中国业务负责人内田诚为新任总裁兼CEO_腾讯新闻news.qq.com
  123. 123日产下调所有Leaf纯电动车型价格 约合人民币15200元auto.sina.com.cn
  124. 124日产宣布LEAF车型将进行升级,增加主动防撞系统tech.sina.com.cn
  125. 125日产正式起诉前董事长戈恩 要求赔偿100亿日元auto.sina.com.cn
  126. 126日产之变 COO闪电辞职 复兴之路任重道远finance.sina.com.cn
  127. 127日產宣布關閉巴塞隆納工廠 工人焚燒輪胎以示抗議 | 鉅亨網news.cnyes.com
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  130. 130因刹车系统故障 日产召回45万辆汽车auto.sina.com.cn
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  132. 132英菲尼迪任命全球总裁 扭转下滑颓势聚焦中美市场auto.cnr.cn
  133. 133Associated Press: Nissan rolls out new electric crossover - Jul. 15, 2020kyivpost.com
  134. 134Brake defect leads to recall of nearly 400,000 Nissan vehiclesaljazeera.com
  135. 135Datsun exits Indonesia market; Nissan to ensure warranty, service, parts supply for 10 years - report - paultan.orgpaultan.org
  136. 136Fire danger causes Nissan to recall more than 450,000 vehiclesfox13news.com
  137. 137Fire danger causes Nissan to recall more than 450,000 vehiclesfox26houston.com
  138. 138Fire danger causes Nissan to recall more than 450,000 vehiclesfox32chicago.com
  139. 139Fire danger causes Nissan to recall over 394,000 vehicleshalifax.citynews.ca
  140. 140Fire Danger Causes Nissan to Recall Over 394,000 Vehicles in USk2radio.com
  141. 141Fire danger causes Nissan to recall over 450,000 vehiclesfox6now.com
  142. 142HGreg.com Acquires Largest Nissan Dealership in Eastern U.S.edmontonsun.com
  143. 143In an Asia First, Nissan Philippines Launches Virtual Showroomcarguide.ph
  144. 144Limited-Edition Nissan Maxima Celebrates Special Anniversarycarbuzz.com
  145. 145New Nissan CEO pledges better performance, cooperation with Renaultarabnews.com
  146. 146New Nissan Leaf10 Special Edition Celebrates 10th Anniversary Of The Japanese EV | Carscoopscarscoops.com
  147. 147NISMO Launches Restoration Service For Classic Nissan Skylines, But It'll Cost You Over $400,000 | Carscoopscarscoops.com
  148. 148Nissan Acoustic Meta-Material Wins Award- Light-Weight Sound Reductionsautoconnectedcar.com
  149. 149Nissan Announces 2020 Frontier Pricing to MAMA Members via Virtual Meetingtheautochannel.com
  150. 150Nissan announces £13.2bn investment in electric vehicle productionthenorthernecho.co.uk
  151. 151Nissan Announces New Compact Electric Hatchback As The Micra’s Successor In Europe - ZigWheelszigwheels.com
  152. 152Nissan announces still more U.S. worker layoff amid declining saleswmot.org
  153. 153Nissan appoints China boss Makoto Uchida as CEO - paultan.orgpaultan.org
  154. 154Nissan Ariya Price | Tesla Model Y, watch out: Nissan rolls out new electric crossover 'Ariya', priced at $46Keconomictimes.indiatimes.com
  155. 155Nissan automaker recalls over 450 thousand cars in US, Middle Eastnews.am
  156. 156Nissan celebrates the Kicks anniversary with lower interest rates, cash benefits and morefinancialexpress.com
  157. 157Nissan cuts prices and adds new technology to Leaf EVthescarboroughnews.co.uk
  158. 158Nissan debuts latest edition of Z sports car - Taipei Timestaipeitimes.com
  159. 159Nissan debuts trendy, on-demand car subscription for Houston drivershouston.culturemap.com
  160. 160Nissan discontinues Datsun brand in Indonesiacarwale.com
  161. 161Nissan expands financing program with EastWest Bank partnershipgadgetsmagazine.com.ph
  162. 162Nissan formally closes Indonesian factory - Business - The Jakarta Postthejakartapost.com
  163. 163Nissan formally closes Indonesian factory - Tue, June 2, 2020 - The Jakarta Postthejakartapost.com
  164. 164Nissan India announces price hike across Nissan & Datsun range starting 1st Januaryfinancialexpress.com
  165. 165Nissan India announces price hike; will come into effect from 1 January 2020timesnownews.com
  166. 166Nissan India introduces subscription plans for select Nissan and Datsun models | CarTradecartrade.com
  167. 167Nissan India opens Chennai plant, and dealerships in Green and Orange zones | Autocar Indiaautocarindia.com
  168. 168Nissan Introduces a New Logocaranddriver.com
  169. 169Nissan introduces new car finance schemes, sanitised pick-up and drop facilities | Autocar Indiaautocarindia.com
  170. 170Nissan launches $90m lawsuit against former chairman Carlos Ghosntheguardian.com
  171. 171Nissan launches a subscription service starting at $699 a monththeverge.com
  172. 172Nissan launches compact SUV Magnite at Rs 4.99 lakh - OrissaPOSTorissapost.com
  173. 173Nissan launches electric concept cars - IT-Onlineit-online.co.za
  174. 174Nissan launches half-electric Note e-Power | CompleteCar.iecompletecar.ie

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