What is Nismo?

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SanIsabela
07/30/25 3:41am
Nismo is the abbreviation for Nissan Motorsports International Co., Ltd. Nissan Motorsports was established in 1984, and the company's main activities are participating in motorsports and supplying automotive parts, which are the two pillars of its business. It competes in motorsport events in Japan and around the world, primarily focusing on Nissan's single-brand racing series, providing technical support to private teams, also mainly for Nissan's single-brand vehicles. Dongfeng Nissan primarily focuses on two major vehicle types: sedans and SUVs. The sedan lineup includes the Sunny, Livina, Tiida, Sylphy, Sylphy Zero Emission, and Teana, while the SUV lineup includes the Kicks, Qashqai, X-Trail, Murano, Murano Hybrid, and Terra.
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