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Nissan has announced some pretty lofty goals, including being the largest manufacturer in the US for electric cars. The model to make it happen is the 2010 Nissan Leaf, an electric car marvel. Nissan expects to receive 20,000 orders of the battery powered Leaf by the time it hits the
 We've been speculating since May what the successor to the Nissan 350Z would offically be called and today we finally find out. The 2009 Nissan 370Z is the offical name form Nissan and standard edition will be bearing the 3.7l V6 engine. So no more speculation on names, it's done,
 Looks like Japan is getting Nissan's first foray into clean diesel applications. According to Nissan the all new X-Trail 20 GT SUV has increased fueleconomy over 30%, compared to the traditional 2.5l gasoline engine. This is especially big news for those in Japan and Europe where actual Diesel engine sales
 Spy photos of the next 2009 Nissan Maxima during testing this week. A few things to notice about the 09 Maxima is that it will be slightly larger than previous years and a redesigned flat grill. There may be more lurking under the camo, but that's all we can see
 If you are not aware, hybrid technology is extremely expensive to develop and implement, that's why some manufacturers are striking deals. A few years ago Nissan made a deal with Toyota to buy into their hybrid technology, which will allow them to produce their next hybrid vehicle, the 2008
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