Nissan Motor CEO Carlos Ghosn says sales of Datsun could hit 100,000 in Russia within two years.

Moscow welcomed the Datsun on-DO sedan to the local market Friday, a debut also for the iconic brand in Russia.

The first Datsun GO rolled off the production line at the Renault Nissan Alliance plant near Chennai on Tuesday, heralding the introduction of the brand to the Indian market.

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.

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.

AvtoVAZ Director of Quality Laurent Fofana explains car production under the eyes of the Alliance Vehicle Evaluation System at the Togliatti factory.

AvtoVAZ President Igor Komarov discusses the changes at the Russian automaker since his arrival in 2009, working with the Renault-Nissan Alliance, and the road ahead.

Renault-Nissan Alliance Chairman Carlos Ghosn speaks with the Global Media Center in Togliatti, Russia, on the expanding contribution of AvtoVAZ, as the partners eye 40% market share.

The Renault-Nissan Alliance and Russian Technologies State Corporation created a joint venture for AVTOVAZ, Russia’s largest car company and owner of the LADA brand.

Slower sales and increased competition in markets such as China, Russia and Europe put a strain on October results, says EVP of Global Sales Takao Katagiri

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.

Russian consumer preferences, road and weather conditions, as well as rising standards of living all factor into Nissan's country-specific design and engineering. Global Chief Marketability Engineer Jerry Hardcastle has the back story.

The Moscow International Motor Show kicks off, and Nissan eyes becoming Russia's top foreign automaker.

New Infiniti President Johan de Nysschen speaks with the Global Media Center at the Moscow International Motor Show on plans for Russia.

Nissan's St. Petersburg factory is part of a major ramp up in the automaker's top European market.

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.