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10 Things You Didn't Know about Nissan

 


Today we're looking at one of the world's top automakers, the Nissan Motor Company. Nissan's history dates back to December 1933, when it was established in Neesha Koo Yokohama Japan where the headquarters are still located today, the brand is known for its fleet of reliable vehicles and their innovative designs that ensure their vehicles are affordably priced. No matter where in the world they're sold the company has received numerous awards for its innovation and safety energy efficiency dependability and comfort. Nissan has sold millions of vehicles throughout the years and they're expected to continue doing so for years to come.

1)       Nissan has been producing cars for over 80 years. Nissan has become a household name because the company has been steadily producing cars for 84 years, the company was founded on December 26 1933 by a team of six men including massager Oh Hashimoto Roku Aoyama and William Gaurav. Initially, the company only made Nissan branded vehicles, now though Nissan also makes nice MO and Datsun models and has partnered with a number of equally successful automobile manufacturers

 

2)      Nissan produces more electric cars than any other automotive manufacturer in the world. Now that the world has finally started to acknowledge the dangers of climate change, using clean efficient sources of energy has now become a top priority, this is why such a great emphasis has been placed on switching to electric cars that will not produce harmful emissions. By December 2017, Nissan had sold over 275,000 electric cars; the Nissan Leaf is the most popular electric car in the world. by January 2018, more than three hundred thousand have been sold, the company has announced that it intends to release a number of new and improved electric vehicles in the very near future

 

3)      Nissan is the sixth largest automobile manufacturer in the world and the largest in the USA. The Nissan brand continues to evolve and expand each year, that's why it's emerged as the sixth largest car manufacturer in the world and the largest in the United States. In 2016 the car maker was able to produce over five million units the company's success is linked in part to the hard work and dedication of its almost 150,000 employees all over the world the company also has a reputation for lowering operational costs by utilizing efficient production methods. These cost saving strategies mean a lower bottom line and higher sales all around the world.

 

4)       Nissan did not begin exporting to the US until the 1950s. The Nissan brand had very strong ties to the United States long before it began exporting to the country. One of the lead engineers, William Gorham was in fact American also, much of the equipment used in the factory and on the assembly line also originated in the US still, it was not until the 1950s the company was able to begin exporting their vehicles to America, until then, their vehicles were primarily sold in Asian countries. Deciding to export to the US was a turning point in the company's history and they immediately began to see increases in profits as a result

 

5)      Nissan is currently worth approximately forty billion dollars. The Nissan brand has seen its ups and downs over the years but it's now holding strong and the company is valued almost 40 billion dollars. As of June 2018? the company had over 173 million dollars in assets and generated seven billion dollars in assets in 2017 alone Nissan is known for producing high quality vehicles at a reasonable price and continues to put pressure on their competition worldwide so this number should only climb higher in the future

 

6)      Nissan experienced significant financial difficulties in 1953. The Year 1953 was marked by extreme financial hardships on the Japanese automaker, the company saw no other alternative but to cut wages while also letting go a number of their employees. The employees were a part of a union which encouraged them to revolt, this led to the employees going on strike for 100 consecutive days, this further exacerbated Nissan's financial constraints, after a while a new labor union was formed which helped to improve the productivity of the firm and their employees. Nissan gradually built itself back up and was bolstered by US sales.

 

7)      Nissan has been rocked by a fuel emission scandal in Japan. Nissan was found guilty of tampering with results of fuel emissions tests on their vehicles in 2018, this discovery is even more scandalous because the automaker has won Green Globe and other similar awards on the basis of the results of those faulty tests, the company is however emphasizing that all of its vehicles now operate within the boundaries of international standards of safety and fuel emissions. Investigators have actually found out the scandal involves hundreds of perpetrators and spans a number of years

 

8)      Nissan filed a controversial lawsuit against the Indian government. The automaker filed a 770 million dollar lawsuit against the Indian government in 2017, if the company claims it was lured into the Indian market by the large population and promises of tax incentives, Nissan is now suing the government because they feel they have not been able to fully benefit from the promised tax incentives because of unfair policies put in place by the government. The Indian government is holding firm on their stance that the automaker is seeking to claim more than their fair share of the VAT tax refunds, the two parties have yet to come to an amicable agreement but Nissan has given no indication they intend to withdraw from the Indian market

 

9)      Nissan is owned in part by Renault. Nissan has had a successful partnership with Renault for a number of years. Renault's ownership stake has also increased over time and they now own about 44 percent of Nissan's shares and 44 percent of voting rights. Nissan also has a 15 percent share in Renault but does not have voting rights, the arrangement continues to improve beneficial for both parties. Nissan also invested over two billion dollars in Mitsubishi Motors and both firms work together to produce many cars.

 

10)  The most expensive Nissan vehicle costs almost two million dollars. Nissan has thrived because of its reputation of producing modestly priced vehicles, the Nissan family however also owns and produces Infiniti vehicles; these are among the most luxurious and expensive in the world. Infiniti started selling their luxury vehicles back in 1989 and continues to increase in popularity across the globe. The most expensive Nissan vehicle in the world is the 2017 Infiniti prototype nine that topped the charts for costing two million dollars, this vehicle can go from zero to 100 in less than six seconds and can reach top speeds of 170 kilometers an hour

 

 

Now, we would like to know what you think about Nissan vehicles. Do you think they’re as reasonably priced and innovative as they claim to be? Do you think they'll ever achieve zero crashes? let us know what you think in the comments

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