Nissan, established in 1933, is recognized for innovation and diverse vehicles. From the sporty GT-R to the practical Altima, Nissan delivers quality and performance. It leads in electric mobility with the Leaf and continues to push boundaries in design, autonomous technology, and fuel efficiency across international markets.
Browse the model landing pages below (linked where available), each page features the original brochure photos, specs and detailed information for that year.
The Nissan Leaf, produced since 2010, pioneered the mass-market electric vehicle. This affordable hatchback offers eco-friendly commuting and has evolved significantly in range and technology.
First Generation (ZE0/AZE0): 2010-2017 (Global debut 2010, 2011 model year in most markets. Updates in 2013 and 2016 for range/features). Second Generation (ZE1): 2017-Present (Global debut 2017, 2018 model year in most markets. Introduced with more range and e-Pedal. "Plus" models with larger battery introduced for 2019 model year).
The Nissan Skyline, produced from 1957 to the present, is a legendary nameplate that has evolved from a family car into a world-renowned performance icon, celebrated for its advanced engineering and racing pedigree.
First Generation (ALSI-1/2): 1957-1963 (Prince Motor Company). Second Generation (S50): 1963-1968 (Prince Motor Company). Third Generation (C10): 1968-1972 (First Nissan-branded Skyline, including the first GT-R). Fourth Generation (C110): 1972-1977. Fifth Generation (C210): 1977-1981. Sixth Generation (R30): 1981-1985. Seventh Generation (R31): 1985-1989. Eighth Generation (R32): 1989-1994 (Iconic GT-R "Godzilla"). Ninth Generation (R33): 1993-1998. Tenth Generation (R34): 1998-2002 (The last of the classic GT-R era). Eleventh Generation (V35): 2001-2006 (Transition to a more luxury-oriented platform, became Infiniti G in some markets). Twelfth Generation (V36): 2006-2014. Thirteenth Generation (V37): 2014-Present (Now often rebadged as the Infiniti Q50 in some markets, but still sold as the Skyline in Japan)
