With 50,000 sales since its release since 2010, the Nissan LEAF has secured itself as the most popular electric vehicle ever; if you were on the fence about converting to an electric car, that should be enough to convince even the most cynical driver, and Nissan is happy to be the one to do it.

When we say it's the most popular electric vehicle ever, we don't just mean in America; the…

Many drivers in Chattanooga and beyond are looking for more ways to reduce their environmental impact with the vehicles they drive. And, one great way to do so is to drive eco-friendly vehicles like the Nissan LEAF.

But, our favorite automaker, Nissan, knows it's not enough to just offer fuel-efficient, eco-friendly models, but rather that it's equally important to reduce the amount of energy used in its manufacturing process, as well.

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As some of you may know, Nissan already produces several of its new Nissan models at an American manufacturing facility in Smyrna, TN. The renowned Nissan Pathfinder SUV and Nissan Altima mid-size sedan are two examples.

But what you may not have known, is that Nissan has every intention to bring more new models to the U.S. for production. For instance, the forthcoming model year will bring the relocation of the Nissan Rogue crossover…

The 2012 Paris Motor Show is mere days away, and we at Hunt Nissan couldn't be more excited to see what our favorite automaker, Nissan has in store for exhibition.

One thing we're pretty certain of, is that Nissan has plans to unveil a concept model for the all-new Nissan TeRRA, that is near completion. What we mean by near completion is that the concept model slated for debut, will not feature a…

It doesn't take an industry expert to see that the green market is rapidly growing. More and more electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids are finding themselves on the production line each day. We at Hunt Nissan are especially enthused to see the latest eco-friendly offering from Nissan: the forthcoming Nissan e-NV200.

If it's the environmental responsibility of automakers everywhere to at least put down a solid green thumb in the effort to lower our carbon footprint, then we're going to go ahead and say that Nissan is offering an entire green hand. Ever since it came out with the highly innovative Nissan LEAF several years ago, the automaker has commenced green initiative after green initiative all in the name of reducing auto emissions as much as possible.

Creating entirely new vehicle-related infrastructure across the country in a short span of time is no easy feat. Such is the problem faced by the electric vehicle sector as more and more plug-in autos hit the roads and need easy access to charging stations. Fortunately, Nissan fully understands the task at hand and is willing to do anything to help out its Nissan LEAF drivers.

Hunt Nissan loves to see automakers creating energy-efficient, innovative vehicles that lower our collective impact on the environment. But in order to really make a dent in the debt we owe to Mother Nature, it's going to take more than just building green cars. It's going to take out-of-the-box thinking, deep-seated dedication and a commitment to eco-friendly practices outside the automotive realm. To illustrate what we mean, let us share a story about the Nissan LEAF.

Since its inception in 2010, the Nissan LEAF has taken the world, and global media, by electric-storm, gathering up awards and accolades in its path. Most noteworthy, the zero-emissions EV picked up the 2011 "World Car of the Year" title this past April at the New York International Auto Show. Now, the revolutionary LEAF has once again stolen the spotlight and earned not one, but two prestigious nods from the Japan Automotive Hall of Fame (JAHFA).

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