Toyota and BMW? Ford and Mazda? Nissan and Mercedes-Benz? Sometimes, carmakers set aside rivalries to focus on exciting collaborations.
The automotive industry can be extremely competitive and cutthroat. Rival manufacturers fight for a bigger share of the market, which often lead to intense secrecy surrounding new technologies. However, collaborations between car brands aren't completely unheard of. In the last decade, ...
Nissan’s flagship SUV is now available in the Philippines. SRP: P5.385 million.
The Nissan Patrol has been a name synonymous with rugged capability, reliability, and adventure since it was first introduced in the 1960s. Built to conquer a variety of terrain-deserts, mountains, and city streets-Nissan's flagship luxury SUV is now expected ...
News sources say both automotive giants are reconsidering the merger. For Nissan, both scenarios—pursuing a merger or maintaining the status quo—carry their own sets of risks and rewards.
Recent reports from multiple news sources have raised fresh questions about the future of the merger discussions between Nissan and Honda. As the talks approach a critical juncture, several factors-including strategic misalignments and existing alliances-suggest that Nissan may be poised ...
Historic road and race cars were a sight to behold at the annual fan fest.
The early-morning December air near Mount Fuji was icy, freezing our breath as we stopped on the way to the Fuji Speedway. Keeping us warm, aside from several layers of Heattech clothing, was the sight of Nissan sport sedans and sports ...
Is this about Honda saving Nissan? Honda’s CEO said, “That is wrong.”
Rumors have swirled about the potential merger between Honda and Nissan over the last week, but on Monday (December 23), the two Japanese carmakers announced that discussions have officially commenced to integrate the two businesses. If successful, the new company will become ...
Driving in the city can be such a chore, but not when you’re out on long stretches of expressways and back country roads behind the wheel of Nissan’s headturning sports car.
It's been said many times that driving is ultimately functional. You need to get from point A to point B and, in most cases, a car does the job pretty well.There are instances, however, when getting from origin to destination ...
Its latest (super) advanced EV concepts were revealed at the Japan Mobility Show. They look unreal up close.
TOKYO-A lot has changed since Nissan introduced the first mass-produced electric vehicle, the famous Leaf, to the market in 2012. With a more discerning customer base and the changing electrified landscape, the pioneering car brand wants to lead a new ...
NissanConnect Services actually has better control of my Almera than I do. Now if only this car could drive itself.
When a car brand says it's doing something revolutionary, it's always going to feel like it's embellishing a little bit. Maybe so, but some carmakers actually do mean it.Nissan Philippines, for instance, wasn't kidding with the 2024 ...
Despite being over a century old, vinyl records are showing no signs of going away anytime soon. In the first quarter of 2023, vinyl LP sales were up 14.7 percent compared to the same period last year. In 2022, vinyl records ...
It was a long drive but the Nissan Kicks made it bearable.
When Nissan's Philippines representatives send out an invitation to go on a drive, you don't quite know what to expect. First, they turned Siquijor into a playground; then they organized a trip up north to Ilocos Norte to show off ...
We've known for quite some time that Nissan is going all-in on electrification. The brand launched the Leaf in the country in May 2021 and now, it's premiering the all-new Kicks. Nissan Kicks is the Japanese brand's ...
The sports car made waves for all the wrong reasons last Saturday.
On the highway and at events, the Nissan GT-R gets second glances for a reason because of its distinct rear wing and sleek design. It's one of the slickest, most-coveted cars around. But to see it nearly submerged in ...
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