To prepare New York City’s next taxi, the Nissan NV200, for the city’s streets, the company is road testing the van at its Arizona proving grounds on a road complete with uneven surfaces and potholes.
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Design: Please Check for Snakes When Exiting the Cab
Scientists at a Swiss university are working with car manufacturer Nissan to find out if they could use brain signals to improve car safety.
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VIDEO: Studying drivers’ brain signals
Groups of Nissan Leaf owners have been using their 21st-century engineering skills to tinker with the electric vehicle.
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The Electric Leaf’s True Believers Won’t Leave Well Enough Alone
Pardon my recurrent electric-car obsession, but I simply couldn’t resist snarkily linking to this item from Automotive News, about the new Nissan Leaf. Money paragraphs: Read full article > >
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The Leaf: electric, except when it’s diesel?
Workers at Nissan’s Sunderland plant will build the new version of the Qashqai, the manufacturer announces.
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New Nissan built in Sunderland
New York says Japan’s Nissan Motor has won a contract to provide the next generation of the city’s ubiquitous yellow taxis.
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New York picks Nissan as new taxi
GM sales rose 26 percent, beating analysts’ estimates. Ford and Nissan also saw increases, though they were smaller than expected.
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Auto sales rise
Car maker Nissan says staff from its Sunderland plant who were in Japan when a devastating quake hit are safe.
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Car plant workers in Japan ‘safe’
Carmakers Nissan and Mitsubishi say they will increase levels of co-operation between the two firms in Japan and the Middle East.
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Mitsubishi and Nissan boost ties
Two federal agencies say they know how far the new Nissan Leaf will go on a fully charged battery. They just don’t agree.
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Wheels: Dispute Over Nissan Leaf’s Range
TOKYO (Reuters) – Nissan Motor Co said on Thursday it would recall 2.14 million March/Micra, Cube and about a dozen other models in its third-biggest recall, to fix a faulty ignition relay that could cause engine problems.
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Nissan Recalls 2.14 Million Cars
The Japanese car company Nissan is recalling more than two million vehicles because of a faulty engine control system.
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Nissan to recall 2.1 million cars
Just two months before Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf enter showrooms, how the E.P.A. will measure the cars’ fuel economy remains a question.
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E.P.A. Struggles Over Fuel Ratings for Plug-In Cars
Perks for buyers of the Nissan Leaf include tax credits, rebate checks, a free charging unit and even free parking in some areas.
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Buyers Find Electric Car Brings Perks
Japanese carmaker Nissan increases its vehicle production target for China over the next couple of years.
The Electric Leaf’s True Believers Won’t Leave Well Enough Alone
Sunday, October 16th, 2011
