Nissan
The Nissan page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It serves as an entry point to explore detailed pages, compare generations, and discover photos shared by the community.
Models from A to Z
100NX

180SX

200SX
240RS
240SX
300ZX

350Z

370Z
AD
Almera
Almera Tino
Altima
Aprio
Ariya
Armada
Atlas
Auster
Austin A40 Somerset
Avenir
Axxess
Bassara
Be-1
Bluebird
Bluebird Sylphy
C80
Cabstar
Cedric
Cefiro
Cherry
Cherry Vanette
Cima
Civilian
Clipper
Crew
Cube
Datsun
Datsun Vanette
DAYZ
DAYZ Roox
Diesel C-Series
Diesel Condor
Dualis
Elgrand
Evalia
EXA
Expert

Fairlady Z

Figaro
Frontier
Fuga
Gazelle
Gloria

GT-R
Homy
Hypermini
Interstar
Juke
Junior
Kait
Kicks
Kix
Kubistar
Lafesta
Langley
Lannia
Largo
Latio
Laurel
Laurel Altima
Laurel Spirit
Leaf
Leopard
Liberta Villa
Liberty
Livina
Lucino
Magnite
March
Maxima
Micra
Mistral
Moco
Murano
N6
N7
Navara
Note
NP300
NV
NV Passenger
NV100 Clipper
NV200
NV250
NX Coupé
NX8
Otti
Paladin
Pao
Paramedic
Pathfinder

Patrol
Pickup
Pino
Pixo
Platina
Prairie
Presage
Presea
President
Primera
Primera Camino
Pulsar

Qashqai
Quest
R'nessa
Rasheen
Rogue
Rogue Sport
Roox
S-Cargo
Safari
Sakura
Sentra
Serena

Silvia

Skyline
Skyline Crossover
Skystar
Stagea
Stanza
Sunny
Sunny California
Sunny Truck
Sunny Van
Sunny Vanette
Sylphy
Teana
Terra
Terrano
Terrano II
Tiida
Tino
Titan

Townstar
Trade
Tsuru
Vanette
Vanette Serena
Verita
Versa
Violet
Wingroad

X-Trail
Xterra
Z
Nissan overview
Nissan introduction
The Nissan page brings together the models, variants, and years available in the ScanRacer library. It serves as an entry point to explore detailed pages, compare generations, and discover photos shared by the community.
Brand history
Nissan was founded in 1933 as Jidosha Seizo Co., Ltd., changing its name to Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. in 1934. Vehicle production began with the Datsun Type 15, Japan's first mass-produced vehicle. In the 1950s, Nissan started exporting vehicles, notably to the United States, where the brand gained popularity with models like the Datsun 210. In 1989, Nissan launched its luxury division, Infiniti, to compete with European and American brands. Over the decades, Nissan expanded its model lineup, introducing iconic vehicles such as the Skyline, Fairlady Z, and March, while strengthening its presence in international markets. (nissan-global.com)
Positioning
Nissan positions itself as an innovative automaker, offering a diverse range of vehicles from economical city cars to spacious SUVs and high-performance sports cars. The brand emphasizes technology, safety, and energy efficiency, with flagship models like the Nissan Leaf, an all-electric vehicle. Nissan is also committed to sustainable mobility and connectivity initiatives, aiming to enrich the lives of drivers worldwide. (nissan-global.com)
Photo recognition
To identify Nissan models, look for distinctive elements such as the circular logo with the name "Nissan" inscribed, typically located at the front of the vehicle. Sports models like the Fairlady Z feature aerodynamic lines and specific badges. SUVs like the Qashqai are characterized by a robust silhouette and unique design features. Electric vehicles, such as the Leaf, have "EV" badges and specific design elements. (nissan-global.com)
Important models
Among Nissan's iconic models are the Skyline, a legendary sports sedan; the Fairlady Z, an iconic sports car; the March, a popular city car; and the Leaf, a pioneering all-electric vehicle. (nissan-global.com)
References
- Nissan's BeginningsNissan Motor Corporation
- Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. | History & Facts | Britannica MoneyEncyclopaedia Britannica
- https://www.riverheadnissan.com/nissan-history/riverheadnissan.com
- https://www.nissan-global.com/EN/COMPANY/nissan-global.com
- https://www.nissan-global.com/EN/COMPANY/PROFILE/HERITAGE/nissan-global.com
- https://es.nissanusa.com/about/heritage.htmles.nissanusa.com