Nissan isn’t just betting on the GT-R. Espinosa envisions a revitalized lineup of halo vehicles that could reestablish the brand’s performance credentials. The Z remains a key part of that equation, ...

Car makers in the UK and Europe are bracing for what for many will be the biggest financial shock since Covid when the newly ...

Juke has also been a slow seller in Australian showrooms, notching 1674 new registrations last year, and although it was 33.3 ...

Nissan is preparing big announcements While the next GT-R won't arrive for several years, Nissan is not standing idly by.

This twin-turbo wonder-ride is a genuine muscle car-killer with quicker acceleration than a Challenger SRT, Mustang GT, or a ...

Now, with Ivan Espinosa in charge, although Nissan still needs outside help, the company now seems to be radiating positivity ...

That’s not an easy thing to admit for a high-level executive, but he mentions that under the stewardship of Nissan’s new CEO, ...

Uncertainty brings opportunity, and no one has less to lose and more to gain than Nissan ... but will they carpe the diem?

After a challenging year of sales declines and a failed potential merger with Honda, Nissan wants to make it clear that it’s ...

Nissan’s current CEO, Makoto Uchida, hasn’t even left his office chair yet (until next Tuesday, April 1), and already, the ...

Things have not been great for Nissan in recent times including the failed talks of a Honda merger and missed market ...

Nissan’s new CEO aims to bring four or more halo sports cars to the brand. The future Z and GT-R may go global with new, ...