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Nissan Z demand began to show signs of life last July. Sales jumped 50.8 percent in the first half of 2024, and it appears the company is building on that momentum. First-quarter sales results are in, and Z sales are up a whopping 221 percent year-over-year, with Nissan selling 2,154…

Nissan's recent struggles are no secret, but the company still does one thing well: cheap, small cars. The 2025 Kicks is no exception. For the new year, the brand’s smallest SUV gets some big changes to the design, interior, and powertrain, which makes the already-excellent SUV even better. Plus, customers…

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Nissan's entry-level crossover gets a major makeover that brings symmetrical styling with upgraded tech.

This is the crossover's second delay.

It looks larger than the current crossover.

Nissan has witnessed a significant jump in sales of its Kicks e-POWER thanks to attractive upgrades as well as pricing adjustments for all four variants.

There was a time when entry-level buyers had their choice of fuel-efficient hatchbacks, powered by frugal four-cylinder engines and boasting names like Colt, Rabbit, Omni, Horizon, Chevette and Sentra. And while most might consider the humble econobox to be a vestige of the 1980s, a relic of the long-forgotten OPEC…

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