Nissan Cars
Nissan develops advanced SULEV-standard clean diesel
Nissan has announced that a new clean diesel technology using high-performance catalysts shows great promise and may be able to meet the State of California's standard for super-ultra-low emission vehicles (SULEVs), equivalent to the Tier2Bin2 emissions requirements.
Nissan to look for new representation in South Yorkshire & Lincolnshire
Nissan can confirm that it is speaking to a number of interested parties regarding the Nissan franchise in the areas of Barnsley, Grimsby, Halifax, Huddersfield, Lincoln, Scunthorpe and Sheffield.
Concept car to showcase anti drink-driving technology
Nissan has revealed a new concept car featuring multiple preventative features designed to reduce drink-driving. The various technologies are designed to detect the driver's state of sobriety and to activate a range of preventive measures including immobilisation of the vehicle.
Nissan reveals new “pop-up engine hood” safety technology
Nissan has developed an innovative “pop-up engine hood” to help reduce head impact injuries in the event of a pedestrian collision. The new safety feature will debut on the new Skyline coupe, set for release this autumn in Japan.
Nissan halves utilisation of precious metals
Nissan has developed a new catalyst for gasoline-powered cars that utilises only half the precious metal components versus conventional catalyst currently available. This new catalyst will be introduced in future products from fiscal 2008.
Nissan Patrols meet long way down challenge
Raging sandstorms and waist-high water have not stopped the Long Way Down team – or its Nissan Patrols – during an expedition through Africa.
Note gets more than an award
Nissan has announced that from 1 September 2007 the NOTE, voted best Supermini MPV in the Auto Express New Car Honours for the second consecutive year, will change its line up to mirror the QASHQAI grade structure of Visia, Acenta and Tekna.
Nissan announces net income at 92.3 billion yen in FY07 first quarter
Nissan has announced that consolidated net income after tax totalled 92.3 billion yen (US $764 million, euro 566 million) in the first quarter of fiscal year 2007, ending March 31, 2008, down 16.2% compared with the same period a year ago. The drop in net income is due mainly to a higher effective tax rate compared to the same period in 2006.
Be one of the first to see the new Nissan X-Trail
Nissan will showcase its complete range of passenger vehicles at the CLA Game Fair, including a preview of the all new X-TRAIL.
Nissan pledges 5m yen to assist victims of Niigataken Chuetsu-Oki earthquake
Nissan has pledged 5 million yen to help disaster relief efforts in the Niigata area following the 16 July earthquake. 3 million yen will be donated immediately to Central Community Chest of Japan, to support on-the-ground volunteer activities.
Qashqai wins Best Car Advertising campaign
Nissan’s Urbanproof advert for the new QASHQAI compact crossover picked up the award for Best Car Advertising campaign at the Motor Trader Industry awards held last night at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
The all new evolution of X-Trail
The all new X-TRAIL, on sale from 1 September, will have a starting price of £18,795 for the entry level 2.0-litre petrol TREK rising to £26,720 for the more luxurious upgraded AVENTURA 150PS 2.0dCi automatic.
Nissan opens new European Field Quality Centre
Nissan today announced the official opening of a state-of-the-art field quality centre (FQC) at the Nissan Technical Centre Europe located in Cranfield, Bedfordshire in the UK.
Nissan to sponsor Soccer AM on Sky Sports
Nissan has been announced as the new title sponsor for Soccer AM, the popular Saturday morning football breakfast show on Sky Sports 1. The deal, for the 2007/08 football season which starts at 9.00am on 11 August, will see the Nissan Navara featured throughout the three-hour programme.
Nissan Note tops Which? Car Mini MPV list
Nissan’s acclaimed family car, NOTE, has picked up two accolades in the 2007 Which? Car survey, published this week. Voted a Best Buy in its category, Which? magazine described NOTE as “a spiritual successor to an old reader favourite”.