NISSAN
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Japanese manufacturer based in Yokohama, a core partner of the Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi Alliance since 1999.
- Headquarters
- Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
- Brands
- Nissan, Infiniti, formerly Datsun
- Performance divisions
- Nismo, Autech
- Alliance
- Renault–Nissan–Mitsubishi, since 1999
Nissan sells vehicles under the Nissan and Infiniti brands, with performance models from Nismo and Autech; the Datsun brand belongs to its past. The company traces its history to the Nissan zaibatsu of the early twentieth century.
Since 1999 Nissan has been part of the alliance with Renault, with Mitsubishi joining in 2016. In 2017 it was the sixth largest automaker in the world.
- 1999Renault–Nissan Alliance formed
- 2016Mitsubishi Motors joins the alliance
- 2017Sixth largest automaker in the world
- 2024Stake in Mitsubishi Motors reduced to 24%
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NISSAN Nissan Skyline: from Prince to Infiniti
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NISSAN Nissan MID4: the supercar Nissan never built
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NISSAN Nissan 370Z: lighter, shorter, faster
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NISSAN Nissan 1400: South Africa’s indestructible bakkie
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NISSAN Nissan Titan: the American full-size pickup
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NISSAN Nissan Navara: the pickup named after Navarre
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NISSAN Nissan Frontier: one name, three pickups
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NISSAN Nissan Vanette: the cab-over van and pickup
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NISSAN Nissan Serena: the Japanese family minivan
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NISSAN Nissan Quest: the minivan built with Ford
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NISSAN Nissan Note: from Almera replacement to e-Power
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NISSAN Nissan Rasheen: the last Pike car
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NISSAN Nissan GT-R: Godzilla without the Skyline
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NISSAN Nissan Rogue: the American X-Trail twin
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NISSAN Nissan Qashqai: the crossover that replaced the Almera
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NISSAN Nissan Murano: Nissan’s first American crossover
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NISSAN Nissan Prairie: the MPV with no B-pillar
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NISSAN Nissan Silvia: the small rear-drive sports coupé
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NISSAN Nissan Stagea: the Skyline wagon that wasn’t
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NISSAN Nissan Pathfinder: from Hardbody SUV to crossover