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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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Nissan will have exclusive rights to iTunes Radio in their cars for the first year in a deal penned with Apple on the service's launch yesterday.
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Nissan teams have won at both Silverstone in the UK and Austin, Texas this weekend, as G-Drive and the GT Academy capture flags for podium-filling wins.
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Nissan has made some announcements over the past few months that hint at the possibility of a heavy-duty pickup for their lineup, one that might give the Detroit 3 some competition in the commercial and consumer towing sectors.
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Two of Nissan's latest GT Academy graduates are going for the Blancpain Endurance Series final round, vying for titles in teh Pro-Am class of this 2013 series. Nissan and Ferrari are only one point apart in this breakneck series. Plus watch a video interview of Steve Doherty about the race.
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Nissan is bringing back the Datsun brand and is launching an all-new lineup for a key market, Indonesia, including this new 2014 Datsun GO+. Could this right-sized MPV see American sales down the line?
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The European debut of the Nissan Friend-Me concept car at the Frankfurt Motor Show previews the future design language the company will take with their vehicles plus a new PureDrive hybrid drivetrain that is to become Nissan's sport hybrid option. Get in depth with the Friend-Me here.
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The 2014 Nissan Quest has an MSRP equal to the outgoing 2013 model, but the company has increased value with added features that improve value.
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The Nissan Titan and its chief product specialist, Rich Miller, went to Miller's boyhood ranch home in Idaho for some real-world work experience to prove that the Titan is a truck for everyone.
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Being a car guy and a member of the automotive press, I have driven most of Nissan's models for the 2013 model year. Here is a list of my favorites and why. See if it matches yours.
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Nissan has added the all-electric Nissan LEAF to its certification program for pre-owned vehicles sold at select dealerships. Looking for a used electric car? This gives you a manufacturer-backed option and indicates something that may be more interesting.
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The 2014 Nissan Titan will sell for the same price the 2013 model year did, proving that Nissan is dedicated to bringing value to the full-sized truck market. Find out more.
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Nissan's full-sized SUV gets price and package details for the U.S. market. No major price changes from last year, making the 2014 Armada a great buy.
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Nissan unveiled the all-new 2014 Rogue and X-Trail at the Frankfurt Motor Show this week. Today, we have a video from Nissan discussing thoughts behind the design by lead designer Keisuke Otsuki. Check it out.
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Nissan wants to offer the first smart watch that specifically connects the driver to the car and has unveiled the idea in the Nismo Watch Concept.
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The new Nissan e-NV200 Barcelona Taxi debuted at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show, showcasing the future of hired transport in Spain's capital city.
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The all-new 2014 Nissan Rogue features a total redesign and enters showrooms in November. Its unveil coincided with the X-TRAIL in Europe at the Frankfurt Motor Show.
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In a surprise visit to the weekly event, Nissan appeared with a lineup of vintage classics and current street machines. Check out video of the event.
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Nissan sold over 120,000 cars in August, setting a new record, most of them core models, though Infiniti also saw a nice uptick, proving that Nissan's aggressive growth and manufacturing increase plans are justified.
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The Nissan Leaf posted its best sales month ever in August 2013 but due to the fact that the Chevrolet Volt also posted its best sales month ever – the extended range electric Chevy handed a sound beating to the all electric Nissan.
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The 2014 Nissan LEAF will be making its debut at the Johannesburg International Motor Show and will go on sale as the first EV in the country.
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Nissan's NISMO models, lead by the Juke NISMO, are gaining ground as some of the most sought-after model options as the company's racing and performance brand gains popularity.
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Nissan is earning enough zero emission vehicle sales credits to have excess credits to sell, potentially affecting the revenue Tesla Motors earns from their ZEV credit sales.
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Nissan has announced pricing for the 2014 Maxima, including new options and upgrades for their top-line model.
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Knowing how the technology comes together, we can now consider how it is that Nissan will make it so affordable and get an idea of which vehicle(s) it will appear in first.
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When we dig deeper into what Nissan has been doing with cars that drive themselves, we can see not only how they plan to make the technology work in only 7 years, but why it will be "affordable" as promised.
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By early 2014, Nissan will be producing more than two million vehicles per year in North and South America.
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Nissan Motor's Autonomous Driving program has hit some big benchmarks and the company says that they will have self-driving cars ready for you to purchase within seven years.
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As summer ends, and the fall begins, it turns out that the best place to watch (Nissan) Leafs is the left coast. Like foliage, the Leafs are in clusters.
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The winner of New York City's "Taxi of Tomorrow" competition has now begun production at Nissan's commercial vehicle plant in Mexico.
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Speaking before a crowd of electric car owners gathering in Silicon Valley, long-time EV activist turned Nissan Leaf salesman Paul Scott talked about the big strides being made in electric vehicle adoption, and the coming tipping point.