Nissan Recalling More Than 83,000 Vehicles

WASHINGTON – Nissan North America Inc. is recalling 79,275 2011-2012 model-year Juke, Infiniti QX and Infiniti M vehicles because of the potential for fuel leaks. In a separate action, Nissan is also recalling 2,983 2012 model-year Murano and Rogue vehicles because they may be equipped with inactive tire pressure monitoring systems.

Nissan to Launch New Crossover in Latin America

Nissan has announced that the brand will produce a new crossover that will be sold globally, starting with Latin American markets, from 2016.

Nissan Debuts Datsun Vehicles at the Indonesia International Motor Show

Nissan Motor Co. brought a lineup of 14 vehicles to the 21st Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS), including the Datsun brand.

Nissan to Offer 'Comprehensive' Autonomous Vehicles by 2020

Nissan plans to begin rolling out significant automated driving features in 2016 as a step toward offering vehicles with "comprehensive autonomous drive capabilities" by 2020, the automaker has announced.

Nissan Plans 3 More EV Models

DETROIT - In the next four years, Nissan Motor Co.'s plans call for the launch of three all-electric vehicles in the U.S. in addition to the battery-powered Leaf, the Detroit News reported. Those three additional vehicles will include an electric Infiniti car, a small commercial van and a small urban car.

Nissan Reveals 2004 Maxima

Nissan Unveils New Smartphone-Powered Fleet Management System

Nissan has unveiled a new IT system for light-duty commercial vehicles that can provide fleet managers and drivers with driving behavior and vehicle maintenance information.

2013 Nissan Pathfinder SUV

Nissan introduced its all-new 2013-MY Pathfinder SUV, which features a complete redesign, from the exterior to the powertrain. A new engine, transmission, aerodynamic styling, and unibody frame construction allows the SUV to get 20 city, 26 highway, 22 combined mpg for the FWD model. Read more about the 2013 Pathfinder here.

Production Begins at U.S. Nissan Plant

Over 1,300 employees of Nissan Motor Manufacturing Corporation U.S.A celebrated last June as President and Chief Executive Officer Marvin Runyon drove the company's first U.S.-manufactured truck off the line in Job 1 ceremonies at the new Tennessee facility.