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Nissan is the new Official Vehicle Partner of the Football Association of Ireland.

Selling over one million units since its debut appearance in 2010, the new JUKE has been in the final stages of road testing, showing a new look and agile driving performances ahead of its official unveil next month.

Nissan’s status as one of the most popular car brands in Ireland has been clearly underlined after the first seven months of the year with no less than three Nissan models now established as the best-sellers in the country.

The latest versions of Ireland’s best selling electric vehicle the Nissan LEAF are now available to buy in Ireland, including the longer-range 62kWh LEAF, building on LEAF’s status as the best-selling EV in the World.

Nissan has called on Irish businesses to reassess their green credentials after unveiling new technology which enables the drivers of electric vehicles (EVs) to use their cars to power their businesses and homes and to feed energy back to the power grid.

Nissan has taken the ICE (internal combustion engine) out of the ice cream van, creating an all-electric, zero-emission concept ice cream van.

The Nissan Qashqai has reaffirmed its status as Ireland’s best-selling car and the best-selling crossover of all time.

Nissan has announced a new partnership with Retro Drive-In Movies which will bring its award winning range of vehicles to the attention of thousands of drivers enjoying the popular big-screen events at a host of locations nationwide.

We’re very excited to announce that Dublin’s Q102 is going green by becoming the first radio in the city to make the switch to driving the 100% electric Nissan LEAF. Their listeners are amongst the most environmentally conscious and the decision to go all electric demonstrates Q102’s determination to lead by example when it comes to reducing carbon emissions in the city.

We are delighted to announce that Nissan and Tayto Park have joined forces to open Ireland’s first ever driving school for kids. The Nissan Driving School at Tayto Park gives kids the chance to learn the rules of the road and to test their driving skills on a purpose built, road marked traffic course before leaving with their own driving licence.