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Nissan

Nissan is one of the world's fastest-growing automakers with a full product line. The company makes nearly every vehicle sold in the U.S. in its American plants. This page publishes the latest news and breaking stories on Nissan, including its iconic Nissan Leaf battery electric car.

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The video contest had thousands of entries and Nissan has chosen three winners from three American entries showcasing the new Versa Note. Those three entries will be featured in an upcoming Nissan commercial as well.
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Nissan's Smyrna, Tennessee plant has built its ten millionth vehicle as it begins rolling 2014 Nissan Rogue crossovers off its line as the fifth core model to enter production at the company's U.S. headquarters. Plant production expansion continues as jobs are added to the lines.
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After years of collaboration on design and development, the Nissan NV200 Taxi of Tomorrow begins sales to cabbies in New York City, despite the attempted mandate by the city commission being destroyed by a Supreme Court judge.
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The Texas Auto Writers Association (TAWA) has just announced the results of their 2013 Texas Truck Rodeo and the Chrysler Group has dominated – with their vehicles claiming 15 of the 24 awards in the 21st annual event held in the Lone Star State.
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The United Auto Workers union has been losing membership and influence for years and now, in its third attempt to unionize Nissan workers in the southern states, the UAW is desperately trying to make international problems relevant to itself and workers in Tennessee.
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The Nissan Foundation, a charitable giving organization founded by Nissan North America, gives grants to charities working towards better communities in those neighborhoods where Nissan operates. Find out how your non-profit can apply.
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More than 30,000 Nissan LEAF electric cars have been sold in Japan to date, the company has announced, accounting for over a third of the car's total global sales so far.
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As Cummins releases information on their new V8 diesel offering, which will appear in the Nissan Titan Diesel, we talk with one of the truck's planners about their ideas for the big V8 in the 1/2 ton's next-generation.
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The Nissan Leaf outsold the Chevrolet Volt in September 2013, giving the all electric Nissan the monthly EV sales title for the 5th time in the first nine months of the year but due to some record numbers by the Volt last month – the extended range electric Chevy still leads the annual EV sales race.
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The Wall Street Journal slammed the new Nissan Versa Note in an editorial review of the car, but the points made were subjective and not very convincing. We'll show you why the WSJ shouldn't be in the automotive review business.
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Two Japanese rivals, Nissan and Toyota, are battling it out with continuously variable transmission (CVT) technology, with the focus being primarily on whether to shift or not to shift. That is the question behind the Shift Wars. Now let's consider the answer.
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The CEATEC Innovation Awards Grand Prix is a big deal in technology, with the winner being chosen by journalists from the U.S. in information technology and consumer electronics. For the first time ever, an automaker has won that award. Even the CEO of Toyota tried the Nissan LEAF Autonomous Drive out.
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Nissan has announced MSRPs for the 2014 Pathfinder, which is now on sale at dealerships nationally. Base model begins at $28,850 with the premium model at $41,350.
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Nissan has issued a voluntary recall on Infiniti M35 and M45 models in Japan and the U.S., citing a sensor failure that can lead to engine shutdown. Find out who it effects and what the problem is.
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Most new 2014 Corollas will come with a new constantly variable transmission. Our testing reveals why you will love this new transmission when you try it.
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Every four years, Nissan hosts an event it calls Nissan 360, a month-long event in which media and special guests are treated to an automotive spectacular in which the global brand lets them get hands-on with nearly every vehicle the company builds.
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Nissan customers who purchased through the company's financial services division and who are losing income due to the government furlough can get an extension on payments to defer them during the government shutdown.
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The video, titled "NISMO vs Wingsuit", is two minutes of excitement as two of the coolest adrenaline rushes on the planet - a Nissan 370Z NISMO and a BASE jumping all star - go head-to-head on-screen.
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October is Fall Car Care Month and Nissan is celebrating this unique auto-themed month by giving you a chance to win free maintenance for life as one of three grand prizes in this October Car Care promotion.
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The Nissan Z race car was one of the most prolific racers of the early 1970s. One of its most renowned was the Safari Rally Z, which the NIssan Restoration Club plans to revive. Datsun 240Z fans, rejoice!
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Despite dramatically rising sales for many models, overall sales for September 2013 were down year-on-year at Nissan-Infiniti. Nissan's Fred Diaz explains why.
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When every brand in the world is considered, be it cigars, beverages, household items, or automobiles, a list of the best of the best is made. Interbrand does this annually and has increased Nissan's ranking by 8 positions this year over last. Should it be higher?
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In a very unusual move, Nissan will keep the current-generation Rogue in showrooms next year as the Rogue Select while the new 2014 Nissan Rogue will go on sale this November. Both generations will be side-by-side on the showroom floor.
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Since the launch of the Nissan LEAF in December of 2010, tens of thousands of buyers in the United States have purchased one of these all-electric cars. As part of its sponsorship of National Plug-In Day this weekend, Nissan is celebrating a new milestone in sales figures for the flagship EV.
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Watch a day in the life of an electric vehicle charging station in a special National Plug-In Day video release from Nissan showcasing LEAF owners who utilize a DC fast charger and talk about daily life with their electric cars.
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The 2014 Nissan Murano is now on sale in dealerships nationwide and its price, like most other Nissan models, remains unchanged from 2013. Prices for the premium SUV begin at $28,440.
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The all-electric Nissan LEAF requires no gasoline and now, if you're buying in Texas, you also get free public charging through eVgo stations in the state as well. Free from not just gasoline, but all fuel costs? How cool is that for Plug-In Day!
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The first self-driving Nissan LEAF with the Highly Advanced Driver Assist System gets licensed for public road testing in Japan.
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Nissan Motorsport has published a series of videos showcasing the Australian V8 Supercars race team in which the lovely Elysia Kelly hosts several short segments that show behind-the-scenes operations at the race center. Check out the series here!