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The story behind Nissan.
Japanese cars, SUVs, a pickup and electric vehicles, supported in the U.S. by Nissan’s dealer network.
Datsun and the formation of Nissan
Nissan’s corporate roots combine earlier Japanese automobile ventures with the company established in 1933. Datsun became a familiar export name, especially in North America. The later shift to Nissan branding linked the international retail identity more directly to the corporation, while surviving Datsun vehicles remain part of the same manufacturer’s heritage.
Read the source ↗Sports cars and American production
The 1969 Z established an accessible sports-car formula that evolved through several generations. In the U.S., Nissan’s manufacturing story expanded with the Smyrna operation in Tennessee in the 1980s. Performance nameplates and local production developed alongside a much broader range of sedans, pickups and utilities, rather than representing separate manufacturers.
Read the source ↗Electric development within a broad retail range
LEAF brought battery-electric driving into Nissan’s mainstream product business and is now a redesigned crossover-shaped family. Today’s U.S. catalog also includes Frontier, Armada, Pathfinder, Murano, Kicks, Rogue, Altima, Sentra and Z. Its news archive contains older vehicles too, so this overview follows the current retail catalog rather than treating every archived press kit as an available model.
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