Nissan
Japanese automobile manufacturer
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2025 | Planned release of Nissan Leaf as a crossover SUV model, expanding from its traditional 5-door hatchback design. |
March 26 2025 | Nissan teased the sixth-generation Micra EV, which will be a battery electric vehicle sharing a platform with the Renault 5 E-Tech and Renault 4 E-Tech. |
March 26 2025 | Nissan revealed teasers for the third-generation Leaf electric vehicle, previewing the upcoming model design and features. |
2025 | Nissan is set to introduce the N7, a battery electric mid-size car (D-segment) specifically for the Chinese market. |
March 24 2025 | Nissan launched the sixth-generation Serena in Thailand, introducing a single Highway Star 7-seater variant with an e-Power series hybrid powertrain. |
March 17 2025 | The facelifted Magnite made its debut in the Middle East, featuring a 1.0-liter turbocharged engine with CVT transmission and available in three variants: S, SV, and SL. |
February 2025 | Nissan began exporting the facelifted Magnite to the Middle East, Latin America, North Africa, and Asia-Pacific in left-hand drive version. |
February 2025 | Nissan abandons merger plans with Honda, stating a desire to become an equal partner rather than a subsidiary. |
2025 | The new Murano replaces its previous 3.5-litre V6 engine with a 2.0-litre turbocharged engine with variable compression technology, marking the first Nissan model to pair this engine with a 9-speed automatic transmission. |
February 17 2025 | Second-generation Nissan Kicks is unveiled in the Middle East, with trim levels including S, SV, SV+, and SL. |
January 2025 | The Kicks Play was set to come to the United States. |
January 2025 | First delivery of Nissan Kicks in Malaysia, with 216 units registered with JPJ in the first month. |
2024 | Sales continue to remain consistent at 101,766 units in Japan. |
2024 | Extremely low sales of 942 units, suggesting potential end of the Nissan Maxima's production run or market presence. |
2024 | Nissan Sylphy sales in China decrease to 342,395 units, showing a continued downward trend in sales. |
2024 | Planned end of Nissan Leaf production at the UK manufacturing facility. |
2024 | US sales continued to grow to 3,164 units, while Canada sold 298 units. |
2024 | Continued sales recovery with U.S. sales reaching 152,659 units and increased sales in Mexico and Brazil. |
2024 | Nissan Ariya sales reached 2,247 units in Japan, 19,798 units in the United States, 3,964 units in Canada, 2,114 units in China, and 3,772 units in Norway. |
2024 | Projected sales of 1,300 units, indicating a continued downward trend for the Nissan Elgrand model. |
2024 | Continued sales growth in Japan to 80,899 units, a notable increase in Indonesia to 909 units, while Malaysia experiences a slight dip to 3,011 units. |
2024 | Sales in UAE significantly rebounded to 16,399 units, showing a strong market recovery. |
2024 | Sales continued to decline to 113,898 units in the United States, reflecting potential challenges in the midsize sedan market. |
2024 | Nissan Altima sales continued to decline, with US sales falling to 113,898 units and Canadian sales dropping to 1,387 units. Mexican sales data for 2024 was not available at the time of reporting. |
2024 | Nissan Qashqai sales in China further decrease to 112,050 units, indicating potential market challenges or changing consumer preferences. |
2024 | Nissan began fitting the 3.8 L VQ38DD direct-injection engine to the Nissan Patrol model |
2024 | Chery signed an agreement with Ebro-EV Motos to reopen the Barcelona plant for production of Omoda 5 and Jaecoo 7 models. |
2024 | Continued global presence with strong sales in Brazil (60,444 units) and U.S. (77,356 units), indicating sustained market popularity |
2024 | Continuing downward sales trend with 19,316 vehicles sold in the United States and 3,271 in Canada, indicating potential market challenges. |
2024 | Nissan simplified the Murano trim lineup by dropping the base S trim, making the SV trim the new entry-level grade for the model. |
December 23 2024 | Nissan officially announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to merge with Honda, aiming to become the 3rd largest auto company by sales. Mitsubishi Motors, in which Nissan has 24% ownership, also agreed to join the integration talks. |
December 4 2024 | VL and VLT variants officially launched in Malaysia. |
November 2024 | Nissan created an emergency turnaround plan, cutting its annual operating profit forecast by 70% to 150 billion yen ($975 million), and planning to cut 9,000 jobs and reduce global production capacity by 20%. |
November 2024 | Nissan reduces its stake in Mitsubishi Motors from 34% to 24%. |
November 28 2024 | Facelifted C27 Serena S-Hybrid was launched in Thailand. |
November 6 2024 | Pricing for the Mexican-spec Kicks is announced, with trim levels including Sense, Advance, Exclusive, and Platinum. |
November 1 2024 | The new Nissan Patrol Y63 series went on sale in the Middle East, with trim levels including XE, SE, SE Titanium, SE Platinum City, LE, LE Titanium, and LE Platinum City. |
October 16 2024 | Nissan unveiled the fourth-generation Murano, featuring a design resembling the Nissan Ariya electric crossover and introducing new technologies like ventilated and massaging front seats, dual 12.3-inch displays, wireless connectivity, ProPilot Assist, and a color heads-up display. |
October 4 2024 | Nissan unveiled the facelifted Magnite, featuring an updated front fascia with a larger grille, new gloss black surrounds, repositioned foglights, new rear taillights, and new alloy wheel designs. The interior received minimal changes with a new black and orange colour theme. |
September 2024 | Nissan added an optional 'e-4ORCE' four-wheel-drive option for the e-Power X, XV, and Highway Star V grades of the Serena. |
September 5 2024 | Nissan Vice-President Global Product Strategy Ivan Espinosa confirmed in an Australian 'Drive.' magazine interview that a new sports car reviving the Silvia name is in development, positioned below the Z and GT-R models. The future vehicle's powertrain (electric or hybrid) remains undecided at this early stage of the project. |
September 3 2024 | Nissan unveiled the third-generation Armada (Y63 model), introducing a new V6 engine configuration for the SUV. |
September 3 2024 | Nissan unveiled the seventh generation Patrol (Y63 series) in Abu Dhabi, introducing two V6 engine options: a naturally aspirated 3.8-litre and a twin-turbocharged 3.5-litre engine. |
August 2024 | Pricing for the North American-spec Kicks is announced, with trim levels including S, SV, and SR, and Premium Packages available for SV and SR trims. |
August 2024 | In Mexico and Canada, the Kicks continued to be sold alongside the new model as the Kicks Play. |
July 18 2024 | The Nismo version of the Note Aura was also facelifted, enhancing its performance and styling. |
July 17 2024 | The sixth-generation Nissan Serena was launched in Indonesia at the 31st Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show, featuring an e-Power series hybrid powertrain and available in the Highway Star variant. |
June 2024 | Production of the North American market second-generation Kicks begins in Aguascalientes, Mexico, delayed from the originally planned December 2023 start due to crash safety test failures and supplier factory tooling theft. |
June 13 2024 | The Note Aura received a significant facelift, updating its design and features. |
May 2024 | The Note Autech Crossover received a facelift with redesigned bumpers, additional metal-finish elements including roof rails, and a new trim piece at the rear bumpers. |
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