Nissan Brand

NISSAN: 2017 sell-down, model changeover dent volume
April 3Though many of the auto industry's mass-market brands reported U.S. sales gains in March, Nissan's deliveries last month dropped 3.6 percent as it continues to clear 2017 models off the lot and ready updated vehicles for launch.

New Altima stirs Nissan's plan for a sedan comeback
April 1Nissan has stuffed the new Altima with the latest and greatest of its technology. Now the company wants to make the sedan segment come back.

What the Altima reveals about future Nissan design
April 2The redesign introduced at the New York auto show also reveals three notable changes in Nissan's styling direction.

Nissan Altima makes AWD, turbo, tech play
March 28Nissan is giving the Altima a radical makeover in hopes of bringing U.S. buyers back to the shrinking midsize sedan segment. All-wheel drive will be offered to boost sales in cold-weather markets where consumers often buy crossovers and SUVs.

Nissan preps push to sell Titans with training effort
March 19Selling more Nissan Titans involves sales training in how the pickup works -- and dealership training on how to sell it.

Nissan readies redesigned Altima for Big Apple debut
Feb. 13The Altima, Nissan's highest-volume sedan, will be redesigned and reach the market in the second half of the year.

NISSAN: Sedans provide extra lift as trucks hit high
Feb. 1Nissan posted positive results as it continues to work down its inventories of 2017 models, while Infiniti absorbed an 8 percent decline.

Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet: An outlier still in high demand
Jan. 30The taxonomy of the auto industry mostly breaks down to three branches: big, fast and green. A fourth class all but vanished in 2014: really weird vehicles such as the Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet. But in the four years since, the vehicle has become a sought-after prize.

Nissan bringing ePower technology to U.S. vehicles
Jan. 21Nissan's ePower technology has been something of a sensation in Japan. Now the automaker wants to bring it to the United States.

A little Japanese flair for the next Nissan Rogue?
Jan. 15Nissan's new design chief, Alfonso Albaisa, is really into Japanese design these days -- and the next Rogue crossover might show the results.

Nissan's Rogue an ongoing surprise
Jan. 8Nissan's Rogue crossover was one of just two nonpickup nameplates to sell more than 400,000 units in 2017. It wasn't predicted a few years ago.