Nissan
Nissan debuted as an automaker on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 1933. Shortly after, they entered various markets including the US market under the name Datsun which has since been discontinued- while the Nissan name lives on.
Nissan offers a wide range of cars, SUVs, and electric vehicles globally. The company’s notable achievements include the highly acclaimed Nissan Leaf which held the title of all-time best-selling electric car until it was overtaken in early 2020.
Alongside popular models like the Nissan X-Trail and Navara, Nissan has a strong SUV offering outside the sporty Nissan Z and zero-emission Nissan Leaf.
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FeaturesDying breed: The last remaining manual cars available in Australia
The mechanical connection of a clutch and manually manipulated gear lever continues to be a rare find on Australia’s new car market, with just 25 cars and light commercial vehicles left with the three-pedal option.
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Classic WheelsFrom the Wheels Archive: The start of the Invasion – Japan challenges Holden’s supremacy
A 1964 Wheels story predicted Japan would challenge Holden. Six decades later, history may be repeating itself as China’s BYD closes on Toyota.
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NewsFormer Toyota CEO urges Japanese rivals to team up to combat Chinese brands
The previous CEO of the world’s largest automaker want more behind-the-scenes collaborations to help the Japanese industry stay afloat.
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Classic WheelsFrom the Wheels Archive: Granny Turismo – the 10 best cars your grandma drove
These favourites of the blue-rinse set packed some perm-straightening performance.
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NewsNissan CEO admits Nissan’s volume-driven rental-car focus was a mistake
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NewsNissan axes Qashqai EV development in latest cost-cutting measure
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NewsNew Nissan Skyline is coming sooner than expected thanks to halved development time
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FeaturesMost fuel efficient petrol/diesel medium SUV models on the market: Top 10
