Programmers, engineers and robotics specialists are all crucial to the development of autonomous cars. But what about anthropologists? Nissan thinks so. In an sensational interview, Melissa Cefkin explains why her job is identically essential to driverless technology. Continue reading Nissan Melissa Cefkin driverless cars – Blog – 2025AD – Automated Driving, Autonomous Driving
SMYRNA, Tenn. (WVLT) — It was thirty years ago when Nissan determined to make Tennessee it’s North American headquarters. Quick forward to today, and Nissan has become the largest car manufacturer in North America.
The specs of the company’s manufacturing plant in Smyrna, Tennessee are nothing brief of amazing. Continue reading Nissan is largest car manufacturer in North America and calls Tennessee home
Nissan Australia is waiting for the Japanese marque to set its global motorsport direction before committing to a Gen2 Supercars program, says CEO Richard Emery.
Nissan has had a four-car factory Supercars presence since the Next Generation rules debuted in 2013, linking with Kelly Racing to field V8-powered Altimas. Continue reading Nissan Gen2 plans wait on global direction, Supercars
Cars abruptly shutting down in the summer fever — leaving drivers in fear and searching for answers. It’s a story you spotted very first on thirteen Activity News last month when Contact thirteen learned it’s been happening to Nissan drivers across the Las Vegas valley. Continue reading Nissan car stalls cause for safety concern, company releases statement, Contact thirteen – Las Vegas
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Nissan today announced that the two thousand seventeen Altima has been named the top scoring mid-size car in the Strategic Vision Total Quality Influence (TQI) Awards. Continue reading Nissan Altima named two thousand seventeen Strategic Vision Total Quality Influence (TQI) winner in Mid-size Car segment – Nissan – Nissan Online Newsroom
Up to a third of all 370Z buyers to opt for fresh NISMO-tuned coupe
Nissan has today released the long-awaited 370Z NISMO in Australia, and it expects the 253kW/371Nm sports car to account for about thirty per cent of overall Z sales.
Australia`s very first NISMO-tuned 370Z is available here only in coupe form but with either a six-speed manual or seven-speed automatic transmission (priced at a respective $61,490 and $63,990, plus on-road costs). Continue reading Nissan 370Z NISMO eventually arrives
