Nissan’s Electric Car to Get Here in 2010

NASHVILLE, TN – Nissan is moving full speed ahead with plans to introduce a pure electric car in 2010 for fleet customers in Japan and the United States.

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Nissan Shows Autonomous EV Concept in Detroit

Nissan's IDS Concept, an autonomous and zero emission series of EVs that features two different modes of driving, made its first U.S. appearance at the 2016 North American International Auto Show.

Nissan May Make Diesel Vehicles for U.S. Market

TOKYO --- Nissan Motor Co. might put diesel engines in large U.S. pickup truck and SUV models in an effort to cut emissions and improve fuel efficiency, according to Bloomberg News.

GE, Nissan Sign R&D Agreement to Fast-Track EV Adoption

FARMINGTON HILLS, MI -- GE and Nissan have signed a two-year research collaboration to speed up the development of a reliable, robust smart charging infrastructure to fuel mass-market adoption of electric cars like the Nissan Leaf.

Nissan Debuts 2014 Rogue, Expects 33 MPG Highway

Nissan debuted its all-new 2014 Nissan Rogue compact utility vehicle for the U.S. market, which the automaker is projecting will achieve up to 33 highway MPG with its 2.5L four-cylinder engine.

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Nissan 2017 Titan and Titan XD

Automotive journalists tested the Nissan Titan's capablities at a recent ride-and-drive event at the StubHub Center in Carson, Calif. Nissan showed off the lineup's various trims, including the new Single Cab model. Read our driving impressions of the 2017 Nissan Titan half-ton pickup here. Photos by Chris Wolski and Amy Winter-Hercher.

Nissan Commits to Clean Diesel Engine in Maxima in 2010

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Nissan has announced plans to launch its first clean diesel engine in the United States for use in the Nissan Maxima in 2010. The passenger car will be powered by an all-new Alliance engine co-developed with its partner, Renault, and will clear U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Tier II Bin 5 emissions requirements.