Nissan

Founded in 1933 in Japan under the name Nissan Motor Company, the brand has become one of the world's leading automobile manufacturers with an established presence on six continents and annual production exceeding 4 million vehicles. Nissan's history is marked by major innovations: the launch of the legendary Datsun 240Z in 1969, the introduction of the revolutionary VQ V6 engine in 1994, and more recently the development of electric and hybrid technologies with the success of the Nissan Leaf since 2010. The Nissan range covers all automotive market segments, from small city cars to coupe SUVs, including family sedans and commercial vehicles, positioning the Nissan manufacturer as a direct competitor to Toyota, Honda and Volkswagen. Among the most recognized Nissan models are the Qashqai, a bestseller in the European C-SUV segment, the Altima sedan, the Micra, and the Navara pickup, each representing decades of refinement. With major production sites in Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, India and Brazil, and strategic alliances including Renault and Mitsubishi since 1999, Nissan asserts itself as an undeniable player in the sector. Nissan technical specifications reflect a constant evolution toward energy efficiency and alternative powertrains, consolidating the brand's presence in the global new vehicle market.