DATSUN
25 entries
Japanese brand of Nissan, first produced in 1931, used for exports from 1958 and finally discontinued in 2022.
- First produced
- 1931
- Owner
- Nissan
- Export years
- 1958 to 1986
- Relaunched
- June 2013; discontinued April 2022
DAT Motorcar Co. named its new small car Datson in 1931, meaning Son of DAT, and the name became Datsun in 1933 after Nissan took control of DAT. From 1958 to 1986 only vehicles exported by Nissan were sold as Datsun, and the brand was phased out in March 1986.
Nissan relaunched Datsun in June 2013 as a brand for low-cost cars in emerging markets, then discontinued it in April 2022. The name is known for the 510, the Fairlady roadsters and the Z and ZX coupés.
- 1931First Datson small car
- 1958Datsun becomes the export name of Nissan
- 1986Brand phased out
- 2013Relaunched for emerging markets
- 2022Discontinued for the second time
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DATSUN Datsun Vanette: the C20 van of 1978
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DATSUN Datsun 520 and 521: the half-ton pickups of the 1960s
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DATSUN Datsun Patrol: Nissan’s answer to the Land Cruiser
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DATSUN Datsun Junior: the medium truck that filled the gap
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DATSUN Datsun Homer: the Prince light truck that became a Nissan
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DATSUN Datsun Gloria: the Prince car sold as a Nissan
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DATSUN Datsun Cedric: Nissan’s large six-cylinder saloon
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DATSUN Datsun Cabstar: Nissan’s cab-over light truck
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DATSUN Datsun 810 and Maxima: the six-cylinder Bluebird
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DATSUN Datsun 720: the last pickup to wear the Datsun name
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DATSUN Datsun 310: the Pulsar N10 with an American badge
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DATSUN Datsun 220: the first Datsun truck sold in America
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DATSUN Datsun 200SX: Japan’s compact coupé for America
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DATSUN Datsun Truck: the small pickup that started in 1934
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DATSUN Datsun Sports: the Fairlady roadsters before the Z
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DATSUN Datsun 620: the pickup that built Datsun’s American reputation
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DATSUN Datsun Sunny: the 1200, 120Y and 140Y
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DATSUN Datsun 510: the Bluebird that conquered America
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DATSUN Datsun Bluebird: Nissan’s longest-running saloon
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DATSUN Datsun Skyline: the Skyline that wore a Datsun badge