More than a hundred Nissan and Datsun heritage cars gathered for a 10-km parade in Yokohama to mark Nissan Motor Corporation's 80th Anniversary.

CEO Carlos Ghosn introduced the 2014 Nissan GT-R Nismo on Tuesday and the 2014 Nissan GT-R, the latest iterations of the company's legendary sports car.

With just four days to go until the new Datsun's World Premiere, brand chief Vincent Cobee explains the link between the marque's storied past and bright future.

Nissan and Nismo will make a major announcement Tuesday, but let's take a brief look back at decades of motorsports heritage.

We're proud of our heritage and here are some of the stories produced this year that remind us why.

The production version of the Juke Nismo is on display at the Paris motor show ahead of its forthcoming launch. The car is just the first in the Nissan line-up to get a sporty overhaul.

Nissan introduced the first class of Nissan Miss Fairladys in 1963 when it launched a new gallery in the heart of Tokyo. Nearly 50 years later, they remain symbols of the brand in Japan.

With the clock ticking ahead of the return of the much-loved Datsun brand, CEO Carlos Ghosn stopped by the company’s Zama heritage warehouse, home to almost 80 years of automotive history.