The LandCruiser Prado has clawed back the advantage enjoyed by arch-rival Everest, as Toyota expects sales to ramp up with increased supply in the final two months of the year.
OSHAWA, Ont., Nov 3. 2026 – Cadillac leads Canada’s luxury EV market, capturing 51.9 per cent of the segment through September 20261, Cadillac EV sales increased 77.5 per cent in Q3 2026 compared to Q3 2025, with EVs representing nearly 70 per cent of all Cadillac vehicles sold in Canada year-to-date.
AUTO Connected Car News The 2026 SEMA Show moved into its second day on Wednesday, November 4, with a schedule weighted toward product launches, shop technology and vehicle unveilings The show floor at the Las Vegas Convention Center opened at 9 a.m and…
Nissan has morphed the Leaf all-electric car from being a hatchback to a crossover with the recent Irish launch of the third generation of the model. Nissan’s Leaf was the first reasonably affordable and reliable mass-produced electric car on the…
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There was no standout model at this year’s SEMA show in Las Vegas, unlike years where there’s a new Camaro, Mustang, New Beetle, or, way back when, a new Miata. Likewise, no one inside the Las Vegas Convention Center seemed…
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Nissan Mexico has been recognized by Element Fleet Management, a leading vehicle leasing and fleet management company in Mexico, with the Constructor's Championship Award, which recognizes the automaker's customer service, operational strength, consistency, and commitment to fleet continuity. The award…
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At EICMA 2026 in Milan, SWM, a brand of Shineray, unveiled two all-terrain vehicle ranges: the Trailhunter ATVs and Nomader UTVs. The launch featured two flagship models aimed at uses ranging from recreation and long-distance expeditions to agricultural and forestry work.
Nissan has always been the Japanese automaker most willing to swing for the fences. It sold Americans the Datsun 240Z, a sports car that made British roadsters look ancient, put the first mass-market electric car on sale with the Leaf in 2010, and built the GT-R, a twin-turbo bruiser that hunted Porsches for a fraction of the price. It also builds an enormous number of sensible sedans, crossovers and pickups, in Japan, Tennessee, Mississippi, Mexico, India and beyond.
The company's story has more plot twists than most. The Datsun name gave way to Nissan in America in the early 1980s, and a near-collapse in the late 1990s ended with Renault taking a large stake and Carlos Ghosn running a famously ruthless turnaround. Ghosn's 2018 arrest in Tokyo and his escape from Japan in a music-equipment case read like a thriller. Merger talks with Honda collapsed in early 2025, and a new management team launched a restructuring that closed plants and trimmed the lineup.
The current lineup leans on the Rogue, Kicks, Pathfinder, Armada and Frontier in North America, with the reborn Leaf and the Ariya carrying the electric banner and e-Power hybrids spreading to more models. The Z and the Nismo sub-brand keep enthusiasts loyal, while markets like India get their own cars, including the Tekton and Gravite, built alongside Renault cousins in Chennai. Infiniti remains the luxury arm, and Mitsubishi a close partner.
The headlines here cover a company in the middle of a comeback attempt: plant closures and new investments, sales reports, product reveals, SEMA concepts like the 300-horsepower Sentra Spec-V tribute, recalls, executive changes and the shifting alliance with Renault and Mitsubishi. Whether Nissan recovers its old swagger is one of the more compelling questions in the auto business, and it plays out week by week in these stories, one plant decision and one product launch at a time.
From Datsun's 240Z to the Leaf and the GT-R, Japan's scrappiest giant, now fighting its way through a turnaround with trucks, hybrids and EVs.
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