New Nissan Skyline Launches in December with V6 and Manual Transmission
Nissan is preparing the next Skyline generation as a sporty sedan. The announced V6 and manual transmission send a clear signal to enthusiasts.
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Nissan Kicks coming to Europe from Sunderland as hybrid SUV
Nissan confirms the Kicks for the UK and Europe. The compact SUV is set to be built in Sunderland, use e-Power hybrid technology and complement the electric Juke range.
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Honda ranks ahead of Mazda and Nissan for long-term durability
A new analysis of mileage up to 250,000 miles sees Honda clearly ahead among three major Japanese brands. For used-car buyers, this is an important indicator, but not a substitute for a thorough vehicle inspection.
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Honda and Nissan agree to share software for models from 2029
Honda and Nissan are moving closer together on vehicle software: From 2029, models with electric, hybrid and combustion powertrains are to benefit from jointly used software.
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Mitsubishi is bringing a pickup back to the USA – with help from Nissan
Mitsubishi is returning to the American pickup market after more than 15 years. Instead of the globally sold Triton, the new model is set to emerge from cooperation with Nissan.
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Mitsubishi plans seven new models by 2027
Mitsubishi is preparing a significantly broader model offensive. By 2027, seven new or extensively renewed vehicles are set to launch – many of them with technology from the alliance with Nissan and Renault.
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Honda reportedly examining ladder-frame models with Nissan tech
After the failed attempt at a merger, Honda and Nissan could cooperate selectively: the focus is on robust pickups and SUVs with ladder frames.
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UK Announces £130 Million Boost for EV and Autonomous Vehicle Production
A new matched-funding package from government and industry will support UK electric and autonomous vehicle projects, with Nissan, Bentley and technology firms among the beneficiaries.
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Nissan Returns to Profit After Two Years of Losses
Nissan is back in the black after a difficult stretch marked by weak sales, restructuring pressure and abandoned Honda tie-up talks. The recovery is encouraging, but the automaker still faces major product and profitability tests.
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Matthew Weaver Takes Over Nissan Global Design as Brand Looks to Its Next Shape
Nissan has appointed Matthew Weaver as its global design chief, putting a designer linked to the Juke and Qashqai in charge of the brand’s future styling direction.
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Nissan Raises North American Output as Rogue, Pathfinder and Frontier Take Priority
Nissan is increasing North American production of core models including the Rogue, Pathfinder and Frontier, a move that could improve supply, reduce tariff risk and give dealers more room to compete in a softer U.S. market.
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