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As more and more auto makers  are joining the Electric Vehicle movement, Nissan has already started to spread through the world market. Nissan Leaf will soon be available at Hunt Nissan in Chattanooga, TN as the Nissan EV will becoming to 7 mores states next year .

Nissan is planning to make their all-electric Leaf available around on the global market. Pierre Loing, VP of product planning and zero-emission business at Nissan International, "believes zero-emission vehicles

In its primary launch, Nissan offered the 2011 LEAF EV to the U.S. markets of California, Washington, Oregon, Arizona, and Tennessee. While the 2012 LEAF will continue to be available in these states, Nissan plans to also make it available to eco-friendly car buyers in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and Washington D.C...It's all right, you can jump up and down with excitement. We're

Nissan had originally planed to start the U.S. production of the new LEAF in December 2012. Manufacturing of the lithium-ion battery fitted in the Nissan LEAF was suppose to start a couple months earlier, in September 2012.

This may seems like a long ways to go and enough time for Nissan to pull their act together. Unfortunately, Japan's earthquake last March has dealt the company a heftier blow than anyone realized. "On March

After being around for almost four years, the latest Nissan GT-R generation will be receiving some powerful enhancements in the land down under. Australian Nissan drivers can expect added features including a more powerful suspension, combined with more horsepower, in the upcoming Spec R variant. The question remains, will we ever see this model at Hunt Nissan of Chattanooga , in Tennessee?

2012's Nissan GT-R is capable of 0-100km/h (aka - 0 to 62 miles

Sales numbers for March are out and they revealed that the Japan's second-largest automaker, Nissan has achieved a healthy 9.7 increase in U.S. market share.  This represents the highest single-month growth in the company's history. What is even more impressive, is that Nissan U.S. vehicles sales jumped 27 percent, marking another monthly record.

"This [March] was our best month ever,"¹ said Al Castignetti, Vice President of U.S. Nissan-brand?

It looks like Honda, Hyundai and Toyota have to watch out for Nissan ! And February's numbers prove it: Nissan's popularity is growing by leaps and bounds. To be precise the numbers show a significant jump of more than 30 percent. That's tremendous! And, that growth doesn't even take into account for the wild success of Nissan's luxury brand, Infiniti.

If this is certainly due in part to rising consumer confidence

While the new Nissan Esflow will make its first appearance at the 2011 Geneva Auto Show in a couple of weeks, Nissan has released this week a preview of its new electric concept.

With a range of about 149 miles one a single charge, the Esflow will have more autonomy than the current Nissan Leaf, which claims to get 100 miles per charge. And if you want to test drive the Nissan Leaf, contact Hunt

The Nissan GT-R gets refreshed in a myriad of ways for it 2012 version. And one of the most noticeable changes is certainly its power. The 3.8-liter twin turbo V6 engine gains an additional 38 horsepower (hp) and 17 lb.-ft. more torque for a total output of 523-hp and 451-lb.-ft of torque. Which means an acceleration speed of 0-60 in a mere 2.9 seconds.

And to support such aggressive speeds, the

Nissan Autos and SCVNGR, a social location-based gaming platform for mobile phones, are teaming up for the "Juke The City" challenge. Anyone living in Chicago, Los Angeles, New York or San Francisco can complete challenges at select places with SCVNGR for the chance to win a JUKE.

"Nissan products are innovative, bold, stylish and fun!" said Jon Brancheau, Vice President Nissan Marketing, Nissan North America, Inc. "The new 2011 Nissan JUKE shakes things up, so

One of Nissan Motors Co's highest-volume production vehicles, will soon be produced in the United States. The Nissan Rogue's production will be swifted from Japan to Smryna, Tennesse. The move coincides with Nissan's scheduled redesign of the Rogue in 2013 at which point the Tennessee assembly plant is expected to put out 100,000 Rogues per year.

This plan was revealed by the Chairman of Nissan Americas, Carlos Taveres, before a Society