Nissan Kicks the "catcher car" at Wings For Life World Run in Brazil

Nissan revealed the world’s first Solid Oxide Fuel-Cell-powered prototype vehicle in Brazil that runs on bio-ethanol electric power.

The Nissan Kicks crossover made its debut in Rio on Monday.

Nissan Kicks Concept makes its world debut at the 2014 São Paulo International Motor Show, a compact urban crossover that boldly reflects its inspiration from Brazil.

Nissan opened $1.5 billion industrial complex in Resende, Rio de Janeiro, one of the largest automotive investments by any manufacturer in Brazil.

Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn announced H1 results showing a rise in net revenues and income, but revised its full-year forecast lower due to sluggish conditions in Europe, higher-than-expected recall costs and volatile demand in several key emerging markets.

Nissan's Francois Bancon details the China story behind the Friend-ME concept, to be unveiled at the Shanghai Motor Show.

Global Sales EVP Takao Katagiri explains August sales and market share results in the context of slowdowns in China and Europe and strong growth in key developing markets, such as Russia and Brazil.

Nissan executives learn from the events, crowds and activities of Team Brazil in London, as they prepare for Nissan's exclusive automotive sponsorship of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games.

EVP for Global Sales Takao Katagiri discusses the reasons for Nissan's record highs in market share and sales in May, including Qashqai's success in China and Russia.

Nissan Americas Vice Chairman Bill Krueger spoke with the Global Media Center, discussing the outlook for plants in Brazil, Mexico and the U.S. and 2012 growth plans.