Nissan vehicles rule the roads, based on their ubiquity around Leominster and Fitchburg. But where did your Nissan vehicle originate? Where are Nissans made? While Nissan’s origins lie in Japan, the brand’s cars are manufactured in several different parts of the world. To learn more about where Nissans are made, read on with Ron Bouchard Nissan–you can rely on our Lancaster dealership to have the widest stock in our Nissan model showroom!
To properly answer where Nissan is made, let’s take a look at the number of manufacturing facilities where Nissan produces. Far away from the streets of Gardner, the vast majority of Nissan cars, SUVs, and trucks are produced at these six facilities in three countries:
Now that we’ve established Nissan as an international brand, let’s move on to specific models. Where are popular models like the Nissan Rogue or Nissan Frontier made? Chances are strong that your Nissan vehicle was assembled right here in the U.S.
Where are Nissan Pathfinders made? The Nissan Pathfinder is made in the Smyrna manufacturing facility in Tennessee. The Pathfinder has been consistently manufactured there since 2004. The Pathfinder’s engine is assembled elsewhere, at the Nissan Decherd Powertrain Plant in Decherd, Tennessee.
What about the Nissan Rogue, a popular choice for Gardner drivers? Where are Nissan Rogues made? The Rogue is also manufactured at the Smyrna plant.
Where are Nissan Frontiers made? The Nissan Frontier is manufactured at the Canton plant in Missouri.
Questions about where your Nissan parts are made? You can always ask our knowledgeable staff for specifics.
Where are Nissan Pathfinders made? Where are Nissan Rogues made? Where are Nissan Frontiers made? We’ve answered a lot of important questions here, but no matter where Nissans are manufactured, you’re bound to get excellent performance behind the wheel of any of our models. Trust Ron Bouchard Nissan for your Nissan needs, where we’ve made online shopping and buying easier than ever!
