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  • Nissan to hike prices by up to Rs 18,000 from January

    "We have increased prices due to rising input costs, although we are confident Nissan and Datsun vehicles will continue to offer excellent value and choice to our customers," Nissan Motor India Managing Director Arun Malhotra said.

  • Nissan to discontinue X-Trail, 370Z in India

    The move comes in the wake of Nissan‘s decision to focus on its locally-manufactured models.

  • Check out: Cars and bikes getting cheaper after duty cut

    Here is a list of the announcements that have come from various auto companies and a look at how cheap their bikes and cars are expected to get, as a result of the excise duty.

  • Nissan launches new Micra, Micra Active starting Rs 3.50L

    Nissan launched the refreshed version of its hatchback Micra on Wednesday. The new Micra is priced at Rs 4.7 lakh and will compete with other premium compact cars. The Micra Active, which will target the more value customers, is priced at Rs 3.50 lakh.

  • Nissan too plans to up prices from Jan

    After the biggies, Nissan India today said it is planning to increase prices across all its vehicle models from January. "The price increase is being contemplated to offset the rising input costs and currency fluctuation," the Japanese auto major said in a statement, without disclosing the quantum of increase.

  • Overdrive Comparo: Nissan Evalia versus Toyota Innova

    Nissan recently launched its MPV, Evalia. CNBC-TV18's show for auto enthusiast Overdrive reviewed the Evalia and came across with a list of positive points. But can this offering from Nissan compete with the reigning king of the Indian MPV market, Toyota Innova?

  • Nissan's 7-seater Evalia to cost Rs 9 lakh

    Japanese auto major Nissan Motor, which forayed into the Indian multi-utility vehicle segment by rolling its first seven-seater MPV 'Evalia' here today, is eying to double its sales this year.

  • Nissan India plans low-cost, locally made cars by '14

    Tokyo-based Nissan is preparing for the 2012 launch of Evalia that will be made in partnership with India‘s Ashok Leyland.

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