Nissan has introduced a new compact SUV model aimed at revitalizing its sales performance in the Japanese market.
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Nissan Motor unveiled its remodeled Kicks compact SUV at an event in Tokyo on June 17. (Photo by Takashi Miyazaki)
YURIKA YONEDA
June 17, 2026 15:45 JST
TOKYO -- Nissan Motor is launching a new compact SUV in Japan on Thursday, aiming to revive its presence in its home market by tapping into a globally expanding segment.
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