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Nissan Announces Road Show Dates for 2024
Nissan Commercial Team is hosting Model Year Preview Roadshows at TopGolf facilities in 15 U.S. cities. Attendees can find out more about Nissan 2025 model-year lineup features and meet with the fleet team.

Bob Brown of Bobit (left), along with Adam Cairo and Jerry Zielinksi of the Nissan fleet team gather at a fleet outing at TopGolf in 2023. (Right photo) Nissan showed their company presentation to fleets during the meeting.
Photo: Nissan
For the second time, Nissan Commercial Team is hosting a Model Year Preview Roadshow fleet appreciation event. All events will be held at TopGolf facilities across the country.
In April and May, Nissan is visiting 15 U.S. cities. Attendees will have the opportunity to find out more about Nissan 2025 model-year lineup features, product availability, and meet with the fleet team.
The full schedule and locations of the roadshows:
· April 30 – San Jose, California
· April 30 – Boston, Massachusetts
· May 1 – Chicago (Schaumburg, Illinois)
· May 2 – Ontario, California
· May 2 – Dallas (The Colony, Texas)
· May 2 – Miami, Florida
· May 7 – Denver, Colorado
· May 7 – Charlotte, North Carolina
· May 8 – New York/New Jersey (Edison, New Jersey)
· May 9 – Atlanta (Alpharetta, Georgia)
· May 14 – Houston, Texas
· May 14 – Minneapolis, Minnesota
· May 15 – Washington, D.C.
· May 16 – Salt Lake City, Utah
· May 16- Cincinnati, Ohio
If interested in attending one of this year’s roadshows, contact Ross Friedmann at Ross.Friedmann@Nissan-USA.com. Availability is based on a first come, first serve basis.
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