Nissan Models

The Nissan NV was introduced for the 2012 model year as Nissan’s first purpose-built full-size commercial van for the United States market. Developed as a body-on-frame work van, it was offered in cargo and passenger ...

This compact commercial van was introduced in 2009 as a global light-commercial-vehicle nameplate for Nissan, first launched in Japan as the NV200 Vanette. It was positioned as a practical small van with a focus on ur...

Nissan’s NX was a short-lived North American sporty compact coupe that arrived for the 1991 model year and ended after 1993. It was Nissan’s answer to buyers who wanted something more distinctive than a basic economy ...

This nameplate traces back to Nissan’s mid-1980s SUV program, when the Terrano was introduced in Japan in 1986 and the related North American Pathfinder appeared for the 1987 model year. Early examples were compact, b...

This pickup nameplate traces its roots to Nissan’s early Datsun commercial vehicles of the 1930s. Nissan’s own heritage materials identify the Datsun 14 Pickup, launched in February 1935, as part of the earliest picku...

Originally introduced in Japan in 1978 as the successor to the Cherry F10, this Nissan compact was positioned as a versatile mainstream car and was offered in several body styles over time, including sedan, hatchback,...

This minivan nameplate entered the U.S. market for the 1993 model year as a Nissan-badged family hauler developed in cooperation with Ford. The first generation was closely tied to the Mercury Villager and established...

Introduced in North America for the 2008 model year, this compact crossover marked Nissan’s move deeper into the mainstream family-SUV market in the United States. It arrived as a practical, smaller alternative to lar...

This nameplate was used in the United States for a short, single production run covering the 2014 and 2015 model years. It was created as a carryover version of the outgoing first-generation compact crossover after a ...

This compact crossover nameplate entered Nissan’s U.S. lineup for the 2017 model year as a smaller, more city-friendly companion to the larger Rogue. It was sold as a practical five-passenger crossover with an emphasi...

Introduced for the 1982 model year, this Nissan nameplate arrived in North America as a replacement for the Datsun B210 and quickly became one of the company’s core compact cars. Early versions were offered in a varie...

This Canada-market Sentra Classic was Nissan’s budget-oriented carryover sedan from the B12 era, sold alongside the newer B13-generation Sentra when that redesign arrived for 1991. Rather than replacing the name immed...

Introduced in 1977, this nameplate was Nissan’s mid-size family car for Japan and export markets during the late Datsun era and the early years of the Nissan-branded lineup. It began as a compact, conventional sedan/h...

This North American wagon nameplate arrived for the 1986 model year as the practical five-door companion to Nissan’s compact Stanza line. It was sold as a small, family-oriented wagon with a tall roofline and roomy in...

Introduced as Nissan’s first modern full-size pickup for the North American market, this nameplate arrived for the 2004 model year after being launched in the United States in 2003. It was developed to give Nissan a t...

This Nissan commercial van nameplate traces back to the company’s first Nissan-branded vehicles, which were launched in 1937. The original lineup included passenger cars, commercial vans, and motorcoaches, with the va...

Introduced for the 2007 model year, this nameplate marked the brand’s entry into the modern North American subcompact class as a value-oriented small car. It arrived first as a hatchback and was positioned as an affor...

This nameplate was introduced in the U.S. market for the 2014 model year as the hatchback companion to the Versa sedan, bringing the Versa name into a more cargo-friendly five-door format. It was positioned as an affo...

Introduced in November 2000, this Nissan SUV was created as an adventure-oriented model aimed at drivers who wanted everyday practicality with a tougher, outdoors-focused character. Nissan’s own heritage material desc...

This nameplate was introduced by Nissan for the 2000 model year in North America as a rugged, truck-based SUV aimed at buyers who wanted real utility and off-road ability rather than a car-derived crossover. It arrive...