Rumor Central

Nissan has announced today that it will add to its Krom lineup with the 2010 Rogue Krom edition. The Rogue is the second vehicle to wear the Krom badge since the Cube Krom was released earlier this year.   more

Even though Nissan remains committed to building electric vehicles, the Japanese company’s CEO, Carlos Ghosn, ruled out the possibility of building hybrid-only models like its rivals.   more

The announcement may be scuttled by Nissan’s electrified plans and the advent of a new Japanese supercar , but the fabled GT-R – at least in Japan -- does receive a few mild tweaks for the new year.   more

We've already shown you the sketches of the next-generation Nissan Micra , but corporate executives revealed today that the new microcar will be sold in the U.S., slotting in just under the subcompact Versa range.   more

Nissan has developed the battery it will use for electric Leaf, but the automaker is already working on its next-generation battery design - and it may be sold to other automakers.   more

On October 22, 1969, Datsun sold its first Z car  -- a 240Z -- in North America. To commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Z, Nissan is launching a special edition 370Z early next year.   more

If what Nissan's Carlos Tavares says is true, the Japanese automaker will need "additional (battery) capacity" to supply its electric vehicles.   more

Is it a car, or is it a motorcycle? When it comes to Nissan's Land Glider concept, we're asking ourselves the same question...   more

At the 2009 CEATEC technology exhibition display in Japan, Nissan will show its Eporo “school cars,” which mimic fish behavior and travel in groups.   more

For 2010, Nissan's Altima receives a mild nip/tuck, and some revised model and pricing structures.   more

Nissan's Micra subcompact may not be sold in North America, but that doesn't mean it isn't global. The next-generation Micra, previewed by these sketches, will be sold in no fewer than 150 countries.   more

The Nissan Leaf vs. Chevrolet Volt battle continues. After GM revealed 50,000 people were interested in purchasing the Volt, Nissan announced it anticipates it will have approximately 20,000 pre-orders for its all-electric...  more

Remember Nissan’s GT Academy program , which sought to turn Gran Turismo 5 champions into racing drivers? It seems to have produced a GT4-class victor.   more

If you doubted Nissan was serious about offering pure electric vehicles to the world, heed the words of Brian Carolin, senior vice president for Nissan's sales and marketing in North America.  more