Nissan
Nissan debuted as an automaker on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 1933. Shortly after, they entered various markets including the US market under the name Datsun which has since been discontinued- while the Nissan name lives on.
Nissan offers a wide range of cars, SUVs, and electric vehicles globally. The company’s notable achievements include the highly acclaimed Nissan Leaf which held the title of all-time best-selling electric car until it was overtaken in early 2020.
Alongside popular models like the Nissan X-Trail and Navara, Nissan has a strong SUV offering outside the sporty Nissan Z and zero-emission Nissan Leaf.
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FeaturesForgotten Australian cars that deserve cult status
Looking for a weekend car that’s an under-appreciated, under-the-radar classic? Any one of these overlooked models could be the next cult superstar.
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NewsNissan Qashqai sets long-range world record for a hybrid SUV
As Chinese brands rush to secure world records for speed, range and more, Nissan has quietly covered a stunning distance for a hybrid SUV on a single tank of fuel.
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NewsNissan reveals specs for new V6 Y63 Patrol – and when you can lodge your order
Twin-turbo engine derived from GT-R ups horsepower and torque as it replaces iconic V8.
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NewsNissan expands X-Trail range with cheaper e-POWER hybrids and Rock Creek flagship
Front-wheel-drive e-POWER variants lower the cost of entry to Nissan’s hybrid SUV, while a new seven-seat Rock Creek grade adds a more rugged look.
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News2026 Nissan Z price and specs: Z Nismo manual headed Down Under
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FeaturesDying breed: The last remaining manual cars available in Australia
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Classic WheelsFrom the Wheels Archive: The start of the Invasion – Japan challenges Holden’s supremacy
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NewsFormer Toyota CEO urges Japanese rivals to team up to combat Chinese brands
