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During the Meiji and Taisho eras, the only cars on Japan's roads were foreign brands such as Ford and GM (General Motors). At that time, men like Yoshisuke Aikawa had zealously begun to manufacture vehicles. It was they who laid the foundations of today's Japanese car industry.

In 1958, Nissan won the Mobilgas Round Australia Trial with a Datsun 1000. Naturally, this victory made the manufacturer's name known the world over. Then, in 1959, Nissan gave birth to the Bluebird. The car was a great success and was exported in large numbers to the American market (under the name Nissan 1200).

Business was booming, and in 1960 Nissan moved to the United States. Nissan went from strength to strength, and in 1962 the company began sending a number of models to Europe. Imports into the UK began in 1984 and in 1999, Nissan joined forces with Renault. This alliance made the group the world's number 4 car manufacturer.

Nissan sells 5 million cars a year and employs 265,000 people. Nissan has been going electric since 2010 with the Nissan Leaf, the world's best-selling electric car.