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WASHINGTON, D.C. --- Nissan Diesel America is recalling 73 MY 2007-2008 UD3300 vehicles that were modified by installing dual steering controls for use as street sweepers.
Read More →CHICAGO - Among the vehicles displayed at the Chicago Auto Show this past week were several models suited to meet fleet needs.
Read More →SEATTLE --- The Seattle area will see the addition of 2,500 electric vehicle charging stations over the next couple of years, as part of a partnership between Nissan North America and Electric Transportation Engineering Corp., the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce reported.
Read More →As part of the collaboration, Nissan has committed to making the Nissan LEAF zero-emission, all-electric vehicle commercially available in the Bay Area upon its debut in December 2010.
Read More →SAN FRANCISCO --- Nissan North America Inc. said it is working with the city of San Francisco to further development of an electric vehicle (EV) charging network in the nine-county region.
Read More →SACRAMENTO, CA - The zero emissions Nissan X-TRAIL FCV will be used by the bottler for sales calls and public events in the Sacramento area in promotion of its Coca-Cola Zero soft drink.
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SACRAMENTO, CA - The zero emissions Nissan X-TRAIL FCV will be used by the bottler for sales calls and public events in the Sacramento area in promotion of its Coca-Cola Zero soft drink.
Read More →GUANGZHOU, CHINA --- The Renault-Nissan Alliance, the government of Guangzhou in south China and Dongfeng Motor Co. (Nissan's Chinese venture partner) have all partnered to promote electric car use in the city of Guangzhou, the Detroit News reported.
Read More →SAN DIEGO - San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) and Nissan unveiled the first Nissan LEAF zero-emission, all-electric vehicle Nov. 19. The utility will add 15 Nissan new zero-emission electric vehicles to its current fleet of 200 alternative-fuel vehicles.
Read More →For 2010, automakers offer more hybrid models than ever for fleets to add to their selectors.
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