History Nissan car

    Nissan brand born in Japan, and like other manufacturers, Nissan cars are known for the emphasis on quality and reliability. The company's lineup includes diverse Coupe sports cars, family sedans, small trucks, and SUV sport utility vehicles.

    This automobile was originally founded with the name Jidosha Seico Company in 1933. The following year the company merged with another Japanese maker and launched a new company with the name Nissan Motor Company, initially launched Datsun brand vehicles with the first car produced 1934.

    More detailed 12/1933 Nissan established in May under the Japanese name Jidosha-Seizo simple (Automobile Manufacturing) after receiving the task of producing 5-seat compact car first Datsun Type 12.

    However, car manufacturers, "ancestor", Kwaishinsha Motorcar Works, first appeared in 1911 and three years later launched the DAT from the names of three founders: Kenjiro Den, Rokuro Aoyama, Takeuchi Meitaro.

    In 1919, the company changed to DAT Automobile Manufacturing and production models named Datson (Son of DAT). However, the Japanese word "Son" means that officials should take decision to move into a Datsun.

    In 1935, Nissan plant operating first Japanese production car series in Yokohama and the car acts as a pioneer in its infancy of the automobile industry in the land of the rising sun.


Nissan Model 70 Phaeton, 1938

After World War II, this brand has been present worldwide, associated with the Austin Motor Company of UK and U.S. market access. Datsun cars first arrived on American shores in 1958. Vehicles like the Datsun 1000 were based on models of Austin.


Datsun 1000 (1958)

Decade 60's saw the link with Nissan Motor Company, Prince (Prince Motor Company), the merger has helped the Asian manufacturer created the luxury cars. In the U.S., it began offering its first vehicle designed specifically for the U.S. market, the Datsun 510 sedan.


Datsun 510

   The most glorious period in history to be told in 1960 when Nissan put a series of factories in operation in 1962 as Oppama, Zama in 1965, Murayama in 1966, Tochigi Kyusu 1971 and 1976.

    By the end of the decade, Datsun had exported more than one million units. Datsun has become increasingly popular in the 1970s thanks to the advent of 240Z sports car. Equipped with six-cylinder engine line up, the car is very popular for its blend of style, style and affordable prices. By the '70s, export sales of its vehicles had broken the 10 million units.

    In 1981, Nissan and Datsun brand suspension began selling vehicles worldwide with the name Nissan. The '80s also saw the introduction of vehicles known to develop production Nismo parts, and the models focus on design. Nissan is also expanding production to American shores by the Tennessee plant.

    The early '90s saw the prosperity of Nissan in the U.S. thanks to the recreational vehicle as 300ZX, Maxima and Sentra. But this trend did not last long and late '90s, Nissan's vehicle was anonymous. The company's future was uncertain.

1989 NISSAN 300ZX

    But the new century, Nissan has developed again. The cars were redesigned Sentra and Altima were well-received, with new models like the Titan and Armada. A new partnership in 1999 with Renault, a European maker, also helped the company shore up the financial situation of the company stagnated. Nowadays manufacturers are known for cars to provide diversity pioneer in quality, reliability with many different designs.

    Nissan begins production of foreign cars at the plant in Taiwan in 1959. To 1966, its reach to America and marked with a factory in Mexico. But 17 years later, the producer of this new "escape" to the U.S. success. Nissan Europe rather slow process when combined production in the UK opened in 1986. China's own neighbors, after 62 years to Nissan first venture.

    By the end of the month 6 / 2006, the total number of vehicles that the company is 100,140,000 units shipped production of 76,640,000 vehicles in Japan and 23.5 million units in other countries around the world. The most effective plant is Nissan's Sunderland in England, and Smyrna, Canton in the U.S.. Nissan car company is recognized as efficient use of labor in North America to be about 28.46 hours to complete a car. from motors, manufacturing equipment until final assembly.

    Brands like Ford, Toyota and Chevrolet had broken the 100 million words long, but statistics has led to many surprises in the absence of world No. 1 car company General Motors. In fact, GM is a corporation owning several cars of different brands such as Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick, Hummer, Opel and GMC names consume a lot of U.S. market share. So do not be GM deified table is granted.

    Nissan achievement to become the No. 5 brand in the world exceeds 100 million milestone with Ford, Toyota, Chevrolet and Volkswagen. As car manufacturers led the country's automobile industry sunrise infancy, Nissan ranks second in Japan after Toyota and seventh in the world.


    Nissan Leaf, electric vehicles won the "European Car 2011" by 9 points compared to cars, Alfa Romeo Giulietta was second with 248 points. With the rise of this, Nissan Leaf marks a significant step on the tram line competition on all fronts with other cars market.


Nissan Altima Coupe 2010

   Nissan also has a number of business ventures outside the automotive industry, most notably the mobile phone service Tu-Ka, which was sold to DDI and Japan Telecom (both companies have now merged into KDDI Corporation) in 1999. In addition, the company also owns Nissan Marine, a joint venture to produce engine Marubei Corporation for boats and other marine equipment.


Infiniti QX56 2011