Nissan Are Made Where

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Nissan’s big electric push? The Ariya is made in Japan, in a super-high-tech plant. The Leaf is still made in Japan, too (for now). But the next-gen electric models? Likely built in Tennessee or Mississippi. The future is here, and it’s made in the South.

Oh, and one more thing. The Navara pickup? That’s only built in factories in Thailand and Spain. Don’t ask why—it’s a world truck, not a U.S. truck. You can’t buy it here unless you import it. Silly, right?

So, the short version: Nissans come from everywhere. Japan for the legends. Tennessee for the family cars. Mexico for the cheapies. England for the weirdos. It’s a global party, and you’re invited.

Next time you see a Nissan in the parking lot, take a guess. Is it a J-VIN from Yokohama? Or a 1-VIN from Smyrna? You can be the car detective. I’ll be over here, judging your guesses.

And remember: it doesn’t matter where it’s made. What matters is it got you to the coffee shop. Cheers.