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The Chinese car market is no longer dominated by cast-offs and clones, with a wide variety of intriguing cars that aren't available here.

The Leaf wasn't the first electric car Nissan put into production, although as of 2020 it's easily the most popular.

Nissan is getting (even more) serious about electric vehicles with the launch of the Ariya. Here's how its electric sales targets stack up with those of its rivals.

2021 all-electric SUV looks like last year's concept car, will come with 65kWh and 90kWh batteries, and optional twin-motor AWD. Mustang Mach-E, Tesla Model Y, and Volkswagen ID.4 are in its crosshairs.

For around $165,000, this ridiculous R35 GT-R could be parked in your driveway. Or, on top of your house.

A fleet of Nissan Leaf hatchbacks will be used to trial vehicle-to-grid charging in Canberra, in search of information about how bi-directional charging can be used to support the energy grid.

Nissan has a path forward from the Carlos Ghosn era, but the internal divisions that have troubled the company over the last few years aren't going away.

Nissan has whipped the covers off the next-generation X-Trail in the USA. With a new look, updated interior, and the scope of hybrid power on the horizon, it's all grown up.

One the lynchpins of the local Nissan range, the new X-Trail will make its global debut next week, but probably won't arrive Down Under until next year.

The cat is out of the bag! We take a look at the 2021 Nissan 400Z, plus all the details on the twin-turbocharged V6 petrol engine it's expected to feature.

Despite two consecutive months of strong decline, numerous brands and models are bucking the downward trend, with budget and luxury players showing significant growth in trying times.

Nissan's management wants to take one step backwards before attempting two forwards. Fewer factories, fewer products, more focus on Japan and the US. The old ways appear to be dead and Ghosn.

Nissan is finally getting the infusion of new product it needs to weather particularly tough times for the Japanese automaker.

The next Navara and Triton will share plenty, but talk of the two being badge-engineered twins could be wide of the mark.

After years of ambitious expansion and chasing lofty sales figures, Nissan is pulling back in a bid to bring itself back to profitability.

Nissan has teased its new Z car, tipped to be called 400Z, in an unorthodox fashion. It has some retro touches and more curves. It'll premiere soon.