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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 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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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 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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Nissan wants to shorten the time it takes to bring new vehicles to market, a shift aimed at keeping pace with faster-moving Chinese rivals and rapidly changing buyer expectations.
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Nissan is pushing to shorten vehicle development cycles as it tries to regain momentum, refresh its lineup more quickly, and compete in a market that no longer rewards slow product planning.
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Nissan’s updated 2027 Z brings a fresher look, new colors, and a key enthusiast change: the higher-performance Nismo model is no longer automatic-only.
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The new Nissan Leaf Nismo gives the electric family crossover a lower, more aggressive look and chassis upgrades, but it does not add extra motor output.
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Toyota and Nissan have pointed to paint finish, panel alignment and delivery-prep issues as challenges for selling more American-built vehicles in Japan, where new-car presentation standards are unusually demanding.
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Nissan is discontinuing the Altima sedan and Rogue Plug-In Hybrid, narrowing its current lineup while clearing room for upcoming products, including off-road-focused models.
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Infiniti’s planned high-output QX80 has been delayed as the brand gives engineers more time to sharpen the SUV’s performance credentials. The move matters because a credible flagship performance SUV could help redefine Infiniti’s place in the luxury market.
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