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Five automakers, including Ford, General Motors, Chrysler, Isuzu, and Nissan, have released their fleet incentives for their truck and van products.
Read More →Avis Fleet Services has delivered the first fleet of totally electrically powered vehicles to a South African electricity provider.
Read More →Nissan is in the middle of expanding production across the Americas, with the new plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico, making the most progress toward completion.
Read More →General Motors Co. (GM) and Nissan announced the companies have signed an agreement for Nissan to produce a small cargo vehicle that GM will sell in the United States and Canada.
Read More →General Motors and Nissan have signed an agreement where Nissan will build a small cargo vehicle that GM will sell in the U.S and Canada.The vehicle will be based on the Nissan NV200, will be called the Chevrolet City Express, and will go on sale in the fall of 2014.
Read More →General Motors provided more details on its upcoming 2015 Chevrolet City Express cargo van, which the automaker is sourcing from Nissan. The vehicle will come in two trim levels, LS and LT, according to GM, and feature a 2.0L four-cylinder DOHC engine.
Read More →Nissan announced that Fred Diaz has been named to the newly formed position of divisional vice president, Nissan Sales & Marketing, Nissan U.S. He was previously president and CEO of Ram Truck Brand.
Read More →Nissan has produced a new video in which the company’s Dean Bowman, from the automaker’s “Nissan Insider” online media effort, provides an overview of the vehicle’s features and some of the design decisions the company made.
Read More →The Gibson NV200 Mobile Repair & Restoration Van, built by Nissan, is an extension of both Gibson Pro Audio and Gibson's fabled Repair & Restoration shop, based in Nashville, Tenn.
Read More →Gibson and Nissan have combined their respective expertise in professional music and practical, small business vehicles to create the Gibson NV200 Mobile Repair & Restoration Van.
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