On October 11 this year, Nissan officially announced its withdrawal from the Russian market. Note that the Japanese company began its sales in our country 30 years ago, signing the
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Nissan leaves RussiaNissan leaves Russia
Nissan followed the path of Renault and announced its withdrawal from the Russian market. All of the company’s assets located in the country will be transferred to state ownership for
Especially off-road Nissan Patrol will appear in AustraliaEspecially off-road Nissan Patrol will appear in Australia
For the Australian market, a particularly off-road version of the Nissan Patrol will be developed, which will be called the Warrior. According to Carscoops, it is created by the local
Nissan extends downtime at its Russian plant for another 3 monthsNissan extends downtime at its Russian plant for another 3 months
The Japanese automaker Nissan has decided to extend the downtime of the Russian plant in St. Petersburg for 3 months – until the end of December. This was reported by
Nissan ends production of Micra for the Japanese marketNissan ends production of Micra for the Japanese market
Nissan Motor is ending sales of the iconic March subcompact in Japan, forty years after it was launched in 1982. Over the years, approximately 2.57 million copies have been sold.
Nissan has prepared a special version of the pickup NavaraNissan has prepared a special version of the pickup Navara
Japanese Nissan and their long-term partners from Australia, Premcar, have prepared a special version of the Navara pickup truck. The novelty will replenish the line of “charged” modifications of the
That’s how expensive the electric Nissan Ariya isThat’s how expensive the electric Nissan Ariya is
More and more import brands are also expanding their electrical portfolio. Nissan is now launching the Ariya. With one battery charge, the SUV can travel up to 500 kilometers. The
Nissan to supply McLaren Racing with all-electric Formula E Gen3 enginesNissan to supply McLaren Racing with all-electric Formula E Gen3 engines
Nissan and McLaren Racing today announced a multi-year technical collaboration, which will begin as early as the 2022/23 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship season. With McLaren Racing having confirmed