Nissan at the 80th Geneva International Motor Show ROLLE, Switzerland (March 2, 2010) - Nissan today revealed its all-new Global Compact Car at the 80th Geneva Internation Motor Show, its international debut. Additionally, the Juke small Crossover is also making its world public debut at the show. And for the first time in Europe, Nissan's Leaf Electric Vehicle will also be presented, all of which underlines Nissan's ambition for growth, its strategy of product innovation and design leadership. • World debut of Nissan's all-new Global Compact Car • World debut of Juke small Crossover • European debut of Nissan's pioneering Leaf Electric Vehicle • Updated Qashqai also being shown for the first time • Refreshed Pathfinder & Navara on display • 370Z Roadster in its European motor show debut

Nissan and NISMO uveil 2010 Motorsport Activity Plan 10 February, 2010 Nissan's iconic GT-R sportscar will contest in two of the world's premier racing championships in 2010 as part of the global motorsports plan unveiled today by Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and Nissan Motorsports International Co., Ltd. (NISMO) Having already won the championship in it's debut season - 2008 - and scored 4 victories in the 2009 Japanese SUPER GT Series GT 500 class, Nissan will be back with a trio of these 500bhp GT-R racers to make a serious assault to reclaim the championship title. In addition Nissan will also provide technical support to the private teams through NISMO, competing with a total of 4 Nissan GT-R's in the new FIA GT1 World Championship. Nissan will further support grassroots activities through scholarship program and support for private teams.

40th Annyversary Black Edition 370Z for Europe 25th is the Silver, 50th is the Gold, and what about the 40th ... perhaps it is the Black Edition. Nissan finally has came to its mind sometimes late 2009 by recognising the 40th birthday of "Our Fair Lady" and swiped togeather some leftovers from bottom of the drawers. After presenting commemorative editions both in Japan and the USA, Nissan announced a special celebratory version of the 370Z Coupe for the European market that will be available from April in a limited run of just 370 units. (Continue)

Introducing two more Racing History Chapters In result of the latest research and development, we are introducing two more chapters to our Nissan Racing History Book. 2003 show the final of the Skyline era, when new Fairlady Z replaced Skyline R34 racing machines on the Japan Super GT circuits. The new 2004 Fairlady Z GT500 machine was the optimization of Nissan's FR package, and during it's 4 years of career contributed by greate number of victorious entries into the golden pages of the Nissan History Book...till Godzilla claimed back it's well established position in 2008... Z33 Racing History R35 Racing History Datsun-Nissan Motorsport History

Nissan expands its crossover selection Rolle, Switzerland 7 January, 2010 - One month before its global media unveil on February 10th, Nissan today confirms the name of its forthcoming small Crossover. The Nissan Juke will go on sale from October, following its global public premiere at Geneva Motor Show in March. The car was inspired by the Qazana concept car that received such a warm reception at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show, and will fit into the Nissan range between the Note compact family car and the Qashqai crossover. The Nissan Juke has been designed and developed to give customers an alternative to the traditional small hatchback and will inject some much-needed dynamism into the small car segment, offering European car-buyers an alternative to the traditional, uninspiring small hatchback. As the fourth Crossover in Nissan's European range, Juke intend to reinforce the brand's pioneering Crossover leadership in Europe. Juke will be manufactured alongside the Qashqai, Qashqai+2 and Note at Nissan's state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Sunderland, Great Britain.

2010 - Godzilla baby is aboout to retborn Automotive industry brought no excitements for the car fanatics in 2009. It has been a real layoff period. Almost the whole year has been passed without excitements for car fanatics, only "boring news" about closings, decreased production and new car purchase. We grew off all meats from the GT-R subjects and the boomerang eyed 370Z could not cause real climax either. What can we talk about on these long dark days when a worthwhile enthusiast would not let his darling even close to the dirty, sloppy roads. Just whisper some cheering words in the dark dim garages about the promises of the forthcoming spring, during biweekly engine fire up's (Continue)