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The Detroit Auto Show is, perhaps, the most anticipated vehicle-related event of the year. This year, Nissan showed off two major upgrades to familiar models.

The eNV200 Concept, currently in use by Japan’s Post Service and FedEx in London, will use the same electric engine as the Nissan Leaf. Nissan claims that it will have a similar range as the Leaf (approximately 73 miles), though the editors at MotorTrend are skeptical about that claim, given the size difference between the Leaf and the eNV200.

The Nissan NV200 is a cargo van, used by companies like FedEx. The American version currently gets around 25 miles per gallon and won Nissan a ten-year contract with the city of New York. The NV200 won the Taxicab of Tomorrow competition, and as a result, 13,000 NYC cabs will be Nissan NV200s starting in 2013. Nissan could start providing eNV200 vans to the city as soon as 2017.

The Pathfinder Concept brings us a completely redesigned vehicle. After 25 years, Nissan is turning the familiar SUV into a seven-passenger crossover vehicle. A unibody design, better aerodynamics, and Nissan’s Continuously Variable Transmission mean the 2013 Pathfinder will have much better fuel efficiency than the current models on the market. Most details are being kept from the public for now, but industry experts speculate that the engine will be similar in power and size to that of the Infiniti JX35.

Nissan says the new Pathfinder CUV will have excellent towing capacity, plenty of cargo space behind the third row of seats, and will be available in all-wheel and front-wheel drive versions. All further details, such as price, handling, and performance, aren’t yet available, but we’ll certainly keep an ear to the ground for sounds of reviews from around the web and bring you all the latest news as we find it.

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Nissan Expands Partnership with Heisman Trophy Trust For more than 75 years, the Heisman Trophy “has recognized the top performers in college football,” and Nissan has agreed to continue to financially support the Heisman Foundation’s efforts through the end of 2016. The partnership “aids the Trust in fulfilling its charitable mission to provide opportunities for underserved and disadvantaged youth of our country and returning military service personnel,” said Bill Dockery, Heisman Trustee.

Nissan Sunderland breaks UK manufacturing record The British manufacturing plant makes the Qashqai crossover, the Juke, the Note, and will begin producing the Leaf electric car in 2013. The Nissan Qashqai is the ninth-best-selling vehicle in the UK, and the Sunderland plant employs nearly 5,500 people.

Nissan North America’s Nissan brand sets sales records for December and all of 2011 Among the best-selling vehicles in America is Nissan’s Leaf electric vehicle, with nearly 10,000 sold in 2011. Other record-setting Nissan vehicles include the Rogue and Fronteir.

Nissan unveils new car as Auto Expo 2012 kicks off The Auto Expo in Delhi, India saw the introduction of the Nissan Evalia, a seven-passenger family MPV. Known elsewhere as the NV200, Nissan India Private Limited expects the Evalia to be a strong competitor to the Toyota Innova.

In December, Nissan was the fastest growing automotive brand in the Brazilian market While it set impressive North American records in 2011, the Japanese automaker boasted 88 percent of Brazil’s auto sales in the same year. Brazil may only have one-third the number of cars per capita as the United States, but Nissan is investing over $1.5 billion in auto production in the largest country in South America.

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