Nissan News

Nissan’s year has got off to a storming start, with sales of cars and light commercial vehicles during the first three months of 2008 up 36 per cent.

The Nissan GT-R official order book opened for business on 2 April 2008 and within the first 48 hours nearly 700 customer deposits were received for pre-order reservations.

As market rivals start to catch up with the segment defining Qashqai, Nissan has already moved the goalposts: the top selling compact Crossover has expanded its offer with a seven-seat version.

Nissan is to marry its urbanproof Qashqai with a unique new Street Art exhibition at Tate Modern.

A scale model of Nissan’s highly distinctive Pivo electric concept and several other of the company’s environmental technologies will be showcased at the "The Science of Survival" exhibition which opens Saturday April 5 at the prestigious Science Museum in London.

Thirteen hundred influential fleet industry people gathered at the Grosvenor hotel in London to celebrate the 20th Fleet News Awards.

New York City is about to get a lesson in what happens when geography meets geometry – specifically, when the world, which is round, meets the Nissan Cube, which is essentially square.

Nissan has added a third row of seats to the entry-level Pathfinder TREK making all models in the range seven seaters as standard with pricing starting from £23995.

Nissan is continuing its drive into the LCV market with the re-introduction of its legendary workhorse pickup model, re-named NP300.

Nissan’s Navara was awarded an improved score of three stars in adult occupant protection in a reassessment test conducted by the European New Car Assessment Programme (Euro NCAP) following a modification to the pickup truck’s airbag control unit software.