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The Japanese automaker Nissan commissioned in 1933. Many new cars have been deployed from his stable last year. But India did not begin operations early. First year after his adventure in Japan, suddenly a sunny day Nissan realized that the Indian car market was also a lot of potential. The automaker has been extensive research on the Indian market, and finally, in 2004, Nissan X-Trail set foot on Indian roads. In this article we take a look at cars of Nissan in India, travel, car manufacturer in India.

The compact SUV that broke all records in the world market has been on the market in India in 2004. His excellent performance on the road continues on Indian roads. , The elegant interior of the vehicle in its class and better sense of wonder 4x4 Indians. The power-packed 2.2-liter dCi diesel, washboard rear luggage and key practices, such as refrigerated cupholders added more fame to the reputation of the car in the Indian market.

Having tasted success enough of Nissan X-Trail, the car is doing other good things in India to strengthen its presence and develop a strong supplier base. In 2007, Nissan Teana came with a big bang. This car was completely Nissan of Japan with a perfect blend of balanced proportions, luxurious futuristic interior, ride comfort and excellent performance to meet the needs of the Indians and the rough and Humpy in India. Strong and smooth V6 engine VQ23DE 2349cc petrol engine made the car a great success. Teana engine was one of the ten best engines for 13 consecutive years by the magazine Auto World Ward.

Not only are these two cars, Nissan also launched its 370Z in India. It was conceived as a "sports car every day," to give life to the sweet spot of performance, style and value, which represents the genetic material in all Nissan cars. With advanced technology, the car is high on safety too. Elegant appearance of the car has won the heart of Indian and sales of Nissan boosted confidence in the Indian market. The automaker has gone so far as to plan the production of a car in the country. The new car, the Nissan Micra will be developed on the plant in Chennai in India and will be sold in Canada and abroad.

Nissan Motors has done well enough in the country and now has plans to conduct several new models for Indian roads. Since its debut in India in 2004, Nissan has grown over 200 percent. Sales data show a slope too steep. Nissan traveling from Japan to India has proven to be a great success.