Pre -demonstration was made for electric Nissan Micra and Electric Juke. As it is transferred, new electric vehicles will be available in 2026.
Nissan, who has had a hard time in recent years, has made official preliminary screenings for some vehicles he will offer for sale in the coming period. Nissan Micra, one of the vehicles shown today, is based directly on the electric Renault 5 and is designed for the European market. The vehicle, which attracts attention with its headlights, can be offered for sale in Türkiye in 2026. Unlike the new Micra, the electric Nissan Juke has not been fully shown yet. It is not clear as the design of the vehicle, which will be sold in many markets including Europe, is kept secret; However, the existing body structure seems to be modernized with sharper lines. Ford Puma Gen-E and Kia EV3 in the market for the model that will compete with electric vehicles such as the technical detail has not yet been shared. Introducing the new Leaf, one of the vehicles that will not be brought to Türkiye today, Nissan will seriously renew its product range until 2027.
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Last month, Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida announced the decision to leave his post. In the official statement shared by Nissan Türkiye about the important development, the following were included: “Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. today announced the changes in the top management at the press conference. The company has reached its short and medium -term targets and introduced a significant renewed leadership staff for its positioning in long -term growth.
Ivan Espinosa, who is currently the chief planning manager, was appointed as representative, president and CEO, replaced by Makoto Uchida. Nissan announced that he will make significant changes in the Executive Board, which will report to Espinosa as of April 1: Head Performance Officer (CPO) and the President of the AMIEO Management Committee, Guillaume Cartier, will have an extended role including global marketing and customer experience. Eiichi Akashi, who is currently the Vice President of the Vehicle Planning and Vehicle Component Engineering Department (CVP), will be the chief technology manager and a member of the Executive Board instead of Kunio Nakaguro.
Teiji Hirata, who is currently the CVP of Vehicle Production Engineering and Development, will serve as Monozukuri Chief and Executive Board member responsible for Production and Supply Chain Management instead of Hideyuki Sakamoto. Jeremy Papin, Director of Financial Affairs, was appointed as the Executive Manager. Stephen Ma, President of the Chinese Management Committee, Mitsuro Antoku, Chief Quality Officer and Toru Ihara, Chief Officer, will continue his current duties. Uchida and Sakamoto will continue their duties as a director until the annual shareholders planned to be held in June.
Shohei Yamazaki, the President of the Japanese-Asean Management Committee, will have an extended role, including the supervision of affiliated companies. Christian Meunier, President of the American Continent Management Committee, will continue to currently work. Tatsuzo Tomita, which is currently the number 2 product development CVP, will take over the R & D responsibilities of Akashi and at the same time play the role of the cost (TDC) transformation of the Total Cost (TDC). Manabu Sakane, who is currently the purchasing CVP, will be the strategy acceleration chief depending on Espinosa. ”