What does the Nissan logo represent?

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The 'NISSAN' (ニッサン) in the Nissan car logo is the Romanized form of the Japanese word 'Nissan', which is an abbreviation for 'Nippon Sangyo', meaning 'Aiming for the future of people and cars'. The graphic trademark places 'NISSAN' on a bright red sun, succinctly indicating the company name and highlighting the image of its country of origin, making it unique in the culture of car trademarks. Below is related information: 1. Introduction to Nissan: Nissan generally refers to Nissan Motor Corporation. Nissan Motor Corporation has a global product lineup of over 30 series, including sedans, SUVs, MPVs, and commercial vehicles. Sedan models include the Tiida, Sylphy, Teana, Sunny, and the renowned Z series. SUV products include the Patrol, X-Trail, and Qashqai. The MPV lineup includes the Quest, and commercial vehicles include the NV200, Civilian, and the Nissan Diesel series. 2. Brand story: In December 1933, Nihon Sangyo and Tobata Casting registered the 'Automobile Manufacturing Co., Ltd.', with Yoshisuke Ayukawa becoming the first president. In May 1934, 'Automobile Manufacturing Co., Ltd.' was renamed 'Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.', and Nihon Sangyo acquired all shares of 'Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.' held by Tobata Casting.