With more than 1.5M units sold globally, across more than 65 countries, Nissan’s commitment to innovation through the Japanese principle of Kaizen—continuous improvement—means cleaner, more efficient, and more refined vehicles for its customers.
Nissan is shaping the future of mobility through its Re:Nissan plan, which is delivering results in the form of innovative products, intelligent technologies, and memorable customer experiences.
The Nissan NIMA Ignition Awards spotlight dealers that have gone above and beyond in delivering the brand’s promise of quality, innovation, and customer-centric service.
Nissan will acquire the shares after the completion of regulatory procedures, including necessary approvals and permissions.
Nissan began a field test of new mobility services today as part of a partnership to promote future community building in Japan.
When Nissan made its first investment towards Africa’s growth sixty years ago with Datsun’s presence in Zimbabwe and the Nissan Motor Company Limited, opening its Rosslyn operations, it was the humble, but bold start of a journey. With a firm belief in the opportunities that lie on the African continent, the group furthered its investments in 2000, when it purchased a 37 percent stake from Sanlam Group; opened an assembly facility in Egypt; and became the first overseas auto manufacturer to begin local assembly in Nigeria in 2014.
