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Nissan

Here is the evolution of the Nissan logo over the years (Click on the image for large version) :

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Nismo

Nismo is the in-house tuning and performance division. It is an acronym for "Nissan Motorsport International Limited"

Datsun

See Datsun. Datsun was the name used for export of the Nissan automobiles prior to 1983. The name was phased out in 1984 in North America and up to 1986 other markets.
Recently, in 2013, Nissan has revived the Datsun name to encompass entry-level vehicles sold in emerging markets but has, as of 2022, decided to pull out the brand once again.

Prince takeover

See Prince. On August 1st 1966, the Prince Motor Company was officially absorbed into Nissan and carried over the model names and production smoothly. Even models in development at Prince were continued and released as Nissan (Cherry FWD).

Infiniti

See Infiniti. In 1989, like Toyota with its Lexus division and Mazda with its planned Amati division, Nissan created the Infiniti division in the United States in order to compete with the upscale Acura division from Honda. Models not previously offered by Nissan on the North American market found their way to dealers in USA and Canada. One early notable example is the Infiniti M30 which was sold as the Nissan Leopard in Japan.

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Cars

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To see the complete list of "Alpha 3" country codes used in these pages to specify the market in which the model was sold, please visit the following website :
https://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/country_code_list.htm
(We added (EUR) for Europe, (NAM) for North America, (SAM) for South America and (GCC) for Gulf Cooperation Council)

  • 200SX (EUR) *See : 240SX (NAM) (Many Years)

  • Cedric Cima *See : Cima (Y31) (1988-1991)

  • Gazelle *See : Silvia (many years)
  • Gloria Cima *See : Cima (Y31) (1988-1991)

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Concept cars

  • 126X
  • 216X
  • 240Z Concept (1999)
  • 270X
  • 300 Bambu
  • 300 Seta
  • 300XM
  • 315-a
  • AA-X
  • Actic
  • AD-1
  • AD-2
  • AL-X
  • Alpha T
  • Amenio
  • AP-X
  • AQ-X
  • ARC-X
  • Ariya
  • AXY
  • AZEAL
  • Bevel
  • BladeGlider
  • Boga
  • C-Note
  • Chapeau
  • Chappo
  • Cocoon
  • Compact Sport
  • CONCEPT 2020 Vision Gran Turismo
  • CQ-X
  • Crossbow
  • CUE-X
  • Cypact
  • Denki
  • Cube
  • Datsun redi-Go
  • Datsun GO-Cross
  • Datsun GO Live
  • Duad
  • Dunehawk
  • Effis
  • Ellure
  • Esflow
  • ESV
  • EV Guide II
  • EV Truck
  • Evalia
  • Extrem
  • FEV
  • FEV-II
  • Foria
  • Forum
  • Friend-ME
  • Fusion
  • Gobi
  • GR-1
  • GR-2
  • Gripz
  • GT-R50
  • Hi-Cross
  • ideo
  • IDS
  • IDx
  • IMk
  • IMx
  • IMq
  • IMs
  • Intima
  • Invitation
  • Jikoo
  • Judo
  • Jura
  • Kicks
  • Kino
  • KYXX
  • Land Glider
  • Lannia
  • LEAF
  • LUC-2
  • Magnite
  • MID4
  • Mixim
  • mm.e
  • Moco
  • Nails
  • NCS
  • NEO-X
  • New Mobility Concept
  • NRV-II
  • Nuvu
  • NV2500
  • NX-018
  • NX-21
  • Pivo
  • Pivo 2
  • Pivo 3
  • Qazana
  • Resonance
  • Round Box
  • Saurus
  • Serenity
  • Sport Concept
  • Sport Sedan
  • Stylish VI
  • SUT
  • Sway
  • TeRRA
  • Terranaut
  • Tone
  • Townpod
  • Trailrunner
  • TRI-X
  • URGE
  • UV-X
  • Vmotion 2.0
  • Xmotion
  • XIX
  • XVL
  • Yanya
  • Z Concept
  • Zaroot

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