LATEST NEWS FROM MOTUS NISSAN

Nissan teamed up with Premcar, an Australian engineering partner to give the Navara Warrior added performance, greater utility and a more rugged design.

For the first time in Japan, a test vehicle with no driver in the car has navigated a public road in a complex urban environment. Nissan has developed this proprietary technology for a mobility service it plans to launch in Japan.

Electric vehicles emerged as the preferred mode of mobility and EV ownership amongst respondents is expected to climb from 23% to more than 35% in the next decade.

The Nissan Magnite Move has been reconfigured as a two-seater, with a large cargo area now consuming the space behind the front seats. The enclosed cargo area, which measures 1.3 metres long and 1.16 metres wide offers 690-litres of loading space and a payload of up to 250kg.

Nissan are fully committed to their turnaround actions and aim to reduce costs by approximately 400 billion yen. The company is dedicated to achieving a more efficient cost structure while driving top line growth through enhanced competitive products that cater to the diverse needs of customers.