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Nissan has announced a drastic reduction in the Ariya EV prices in China. The move comes just a week after Toyota announced a major price reduction for its bZ4X EV in China and after a flurry of similar price cuts by automakers including Tesla and Mercedes EVs earlier.
Nissan Drastically Slashes the Price of Ariya EV in China Read More
Among the many forgotten names from the not-so-distant past was the Nissan Tiida sedan in Pakistan which was introduced by Ghandhara Nissan.
Remembering the Nissan Tiida Read More
The former Nissan car plant in St. Petersburg, Russia, will be run by AvtoVAZ, with production planned to start in 2023, according to reports citing Deputy Prime Minister and head of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov.
AvtoVAZ to Build Cars at Nissan Plant in Russia Read More
An electric mini-vehicle jointly developed by Nissan (Sakura) and Mitsubishi (eK X) has won the 2022-2023 Japan Car of the Year (JCOTY) award. This was the first time for a mini vehicle to be named the car of the year in Japan.
Nissan Sakura and Mitsubishi eK X Named 2022-23 Japan Car of the Year Read More
Among the wide variety of car buying options that were available to us during the 1980s was the Nissan Pulsar hatchback.
Remembering Nissan Pulsar Hatchback from the 1980s Read More
From a highly popular car to becoming an undesirable option, the story of Nissan Sunny in Pakistan
Remembering Nissan Sunny from the Past Read More
Nissan has stopped taking new orders for its light electric vehicles (EVs) because of prolonged delivery periods of a year or more
Nissan Stops Taking Orders of Sakura EV and X-Trail in Japan Read More
The US-spec Nissan Versa has received its first mid-life facelift, almost 3 years after it made its debut in the North American market in April 2019.
2023 Nissan Versa Facelift Launched in USA Read More
Nissan has taken the decision not to resume operations in Russia after it halted production due to the country’s invasion of Ukraine. Now in the process of complete exit from the Russian market, the Japanese automaker has also suffered a hefty $687 million loss.
Nissan Completely Exits Russia Read More
Nissan is pressing French partner Renault to cut its stake in the Japanese automaker as much as possible, ideally to 15%, and may consider raising funds to buy back the shares, according to a report published by Reuters
Nissan Pushes Partner Renault to Sell Down Stake Read More