Nissan Motor

Incorporated in 1933, the company with its headquarters in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, operates primarily in three business categories: automobiles, automotive services, and financial services. The company's most important brands include Nissan, aimed at a wide consumer base; Infiniti, which caters to the luxury vehicle segment; and Datsun, a brand that was originally discontinued in 1986 but was revived in 2013 as a low-cost option in the market. The company has a significant presence in various international markets, with China, the United States, and Japan being particularly noteworthy. Additional key markets include Mexico, the United Kingdom, Canada, Russia, France, Brazil, and India. The prominence of these countries in the company's business activities underscores its status as a global automotive manufacturer, with market strategies and consumer preferences contributing to the fluctuation in the importance of each region. (Powered by AI)