The Latest Breaking News from Nissan

Companies featuring in this week's round-up include Bristol Street Motors, Nissan, Barratt Developments North East, Newcastle Building Society and Feeding Families

Rust in peace to the supercars, sedans, and SUVs that won't survive through 2024.

Oh, what a sad song Nissan has been singing.

NEW YORK — The auto industry is being whipsawed by consumer, government and technological trends. Consumers want SUVs that take the kids to school Friday and climb Mt. Rushmore on Saturday. Government wants electric vehicles tomorrow. And Gen Y would just as soon let their phones drive anyway.

Several people have died on Australia's roads on Good Friday, marking a devastating start to the Easter long weekend.

In Q1 2023, Nissan sold in the US 5,214 all-electric cars (up 19 percent year-over-year), which is the highest result since Q2 2015.

We can still see a Monograph-inspired face among many design changes.

All versions of the new fourth-generation Nissan X-Trail now have some form of hybrid electrification, What Car? said, from the mild-hybrid VC-Turbo, with 161bhp, to the almost fully electric e-Power – the wheels of which are driven solely by electric motors, but get their power from a turbocharged petrol engine,…

Even the iconic Renault minivan is adapting to a market trend that, in 2022, has seen the share of SUVs in Europe rise to 50 percent.