Nissan Terrano six-speed Advance Auto Drive AMT
SUVs are the flavour of the season and that is going to continue for a lot more seasons to come. We all love our SUVs. They are big, burly and generally guzzle a lot of fuel. The demand for SUVs
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Nissan GT-R to be offered in seven colours
The Nissan GT-R is slated for its Indian debut on December 2. The flagship Nissan sports car is widely regarded as an engineering marvel that punches way above its weight amongst the fast cars of the world. The GT-R, also
Nissan India provides cashless payment options for aftersales service
With the demonetisation of money causing chaos in the automotive industry, Nissan India has taken an initiative to provide cashless payment options to the customers coming in for the after sales service. Nissan and Datsun dealerships will now accept cashless
Nissan Terrano AMT interiors revealed
Nissan will launch an automatic variant for the Terrano and ahead of its official entry into the Indian market, the Japanese automaker has revealed what the cabin look like via its TV commercial. Bookings for the Terrano AMT have already
Nissan Terrano automatic now available for booking
Nissan India has announced the pre-booking of the automatic version of their crossover SUV, the Terrano. The automatic Terrano is priced between Rs 13.75-13.85 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). The sales will commence only at the end of this month. Prospective customers
2016 Paris Motor Show: Nissan Micra unveiled
After a teaser just a few days back, the fifth generation Nissan Micra has been unveiled at the Paris Motor Show. Staying true to the Sway concept revealed last year, the new Micra is now bigger and better. The car
Nissan offering the Terrano with a discount of Rs 80,000
Nissan is offering various discounts on the Terrano this September. These are up to Rs 80,000 and range from welcome bonus, extended warranty to exchange benefits, low finance rates, accessories etc. Many Nissan dealers across the country have come up
Nissan intends to soon stop making electric car batteries
Citing high cost for manufacturing batteries, Nissan is likely to soon stop manufacturing their own electric batteries and might approach outside suppliers for the same. Reports indicate that the company is in talks with Panasonic and other overseas companies including
Nissan to buy majority stake in Mitsubishi vehicles
eleaguered automaker Mitsubishi may additionally get a short reprieve as word has emerged that Nissan willbuy a 33 per cent stake in them. They (Nissan) are anticipated to invest about 1.8 billion USD and the 33 in step with cent