Nissan has released a teaser sketch of the NV2500 Concept, that will debut at the 2009 Detroit Motor Show and previews the company's entry into the North American Commercial Vehicle (CV) market in 2010.

Nissan has released the first official images of its 370Z model, which will debut at the 2008 Los Angeles Auto Show and will go on sale in 2009. The release includes pictures and a video trailer from Electronic Arts's Need for Speed Undercover.

The Nuvu Concept embodies Nissan's vision for the future of urban transportation. It features an all-electric powertrain, an original interior with a 2+1 layout and a glass roof decorated by small solar panels.

Nissan has announced that it will produce an all-new compact car in its Sunderland plant in the UK, starting in 2010. A teaser sketch of a sporty crossover has been released.

Unveiled at the 2003 Geneva Motor Show, the Evalia was a futuristic vision of a compact family car, created by London-based Nissan Design Studio. Among the features were the parallel opening front and rear doors and the lack of a central B-pillar.

Nissan has unveiled the long-wheelbase version of its Qashqai compact crossover, with seven passengers capacity. It will go on sale in Europe starting from October 2008.

At the 2008 New York Auto Show Nissan will unveil the Denki Cube, a lithium-ion battery-powered electric concept vehicle that previews the brand's future small car strategy for the North American market.

The Hurricane Li-Ion is a concept by Paolo Martin. The car is based on the electric powertrain of the Nissan Mixim Concept and features an extremely low body design, an original 4-seat layout and an innovative multifunctional headlight unit.

Nissan North America has partnered with the Brooks Institute film school and the Pratt Institute art and design school to showcase the Cube model in 5-10 minutes short films. Final works will be presented at the 2008 New York Auto Show.

The official images and information on the Nissan Forum Concept, the exploratory design study developed by California-based Nissan Design America, Inc. (NDA), which explores new ideas for family transportation.