PHOTO: Nissan’s global crossover and SUV sales increased more than 12% in 2017 to more than 2 million vehicles, driven by the all-new Nissan Kicks small crossover, the Rogue, X-Trail and Qashqai compact models, a refreshed Armada full-size SUV and the INFINITI QX30 compact luxury crossover. Overall, Nissan’s record crossover and SUV sales were led by a 94% improvement in Latin America and 16% improvements in both North America and China. Over the past five years, the premium midsize crossover segment has quadrupled in China and more than doubled in the U.S. Built on a new platform with stunning interior and exterior design, and featuring an industry-first variable compression ratio engine, called VC-Turbo, as well as advanced semi-autonomous drive functions, the QX50 is in the sweet spot of one of the fastest growing segments in the world. Next month, INFINITI will launch the all-new QX50 midsize crossover. The QX80 full-size SUV continued to gain momentum with more than 21,000 sales worldwide.
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and continued strong sales of the Nissan Patrol in the Middle East helped sales of that platform increase 79% worldwide to nearly 80,000 vehicles, proving that full-size, body-on-frame SUVs are still in high demand by customers all over the world.Īt INFINITI, sales of the QX30 compact luxury crossover increased 97% in 2017 to almost 32,000 vehicles during its first full year on sale. 1 platform by volume.Ī refreshed Nissan Armada in the U.S. The Nissan Rogue, X-Trail and Qashqai platform mates generated more than 1.38 million sales worldwide in 2017, an increase of 10%, and ranked as Nissan’s No.
and Canada, execute the global launch of the new INFINITI QX50 luxury midsize crossover and start sales of the Datsun CROSS in Indonesia.” “We increased crossover and SUV sales by nearly 230,000 units last year and expect our momentum to accelerate in 2018 as we expand Kicks availability to the U.S. “The improvement in our global crossover and SUV sales made a significant contribution to Nissan’s growth in 2017,” said Daniele Schillaci, executive vice president for Nissan. and Canada and is expected to further accelerate Nissan’s crossover momentum. The small crossover will launch this year in the U.S. The Kicks benefited from its first full year of sales in Mexico, Latin America and China, reaching nearly 109,000 sales worldwide. In total, Nissan increased global crossover and SUV volume by nearly 230,000 vehicles last year. Nissan’s global crossover and SUV models increased nearly 13%, while INFINITI luxury crossovers and SUVs were up almost 9% in 2017. Optimised for local market conditions – and specified accordingly – the Navara range is very competitive and comes backed with the manufacturer's 6-year/150 000 km warranty and 6-year/90 000 km service plan.Nissan’s global crossover and SUV sales increased more than 12% in 2017 to more than 2 million vehicles, driven by the all-new Nissan Kicks small crossover, the Rogue, X-Trail and Qashqai compact models, a refreshed Armada full-size SUV and the INFINITI QX30 compact luxury crossover. The Navara double-cab, which is produced at the brand's assembly plant in Rosslyn, is Nissan's kingpin, however.
Having said that, the Patrol off-roader and 370Z and GT-R sportscars have small, but, loyal followings. Whereas Nissan offers models such as the Almera and Micra to ride-sharing and fleet operators and compact hatchback buyers, its line-up of small crossovers and family cars, including the Magnite, Qashqai, X-Trail is arguably the sweet spot of the brand's passenger-car line-up. Whereas Nissan was once the "other major Japanese brand" in South Africa, which offered a diverse range of hatchbacks, sedans and SUVs, the brand is now primarily known for its crossovers, SUVs, off-roaders and, most of all, its locally produced pick-ups, including the NP200 and NP300 Hardbody bakkies and the Navara (in single- and double-cab guises).
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