Nissan calls off Leaf

Nissan Motor Rus warned the owners of Nissan X-Trail automobiles living in Sverdlovsk Region that some elements of the steering gear and the fuel system of the cars might not have been assembled properly. ‘Nissan experts said some of these vehicles had to be inspected. Since the steering gear and the fuel system are the vital parts of a car that impact the driver’s safety directly, it is essential to make sure as soon as possible that nothing prevents them from operating normally,’ the letter sent to some of Nissan X-Trail owners and signed by Nissan Motor Rus After-Sale Services Director

UrBC, Moscow, April 25, 2019. Nissan Manufacturing RUS is calling 771 Nissan Terrano crossovers off the Russian market due to possible brake issues, Rosstandart reports. ‘The automobiles are subject to recall due to possibly faulty installation of the brake booster diaphragm. Improper installation might result in a vacuum leak when the car is in motion, which, in its turn, brings about some noises from the booster and might make the braking process less efficient,’ Rosstandart says. Being recalled are the automobiles sold between July 2017 and January 2018; the brake components will get

Sverdlovsk Region Government is complying with the order of Head of Government Denis Pasler and is trying to cut down on the budget expenses by selling some cars from the government fleet of automobiles. These are passenger cars produced in Russia or abroad, vans, trailers, buses, and heavy-duty and special vehicles – fifteen units altogether, the government’s press service reports. In fact, the Governor Administration and Sverdlovsk Region Government’s car park comprises 280 items. ‘Automobiles were typically assigned according to needs, based on the Governor Administration and the

UrBC, Moscow, November 9, 2018. The Japanese car manufacturer Mazda is calling off some 640,000 automobiles worldwide due to diesel engine flap problems. The faulty part might cause the engine to suddenly stop on its own, TASS reports. Called off are four makes, including Mazda CX-5. Around 230,000 units are being called off in Japan and another 410,000 units elsewhere. According to Reuters, no cars are being called off in the U.S., as Mazda does not sell any diesel automobiles there.

May 27, 2014. 25,761 new passenger and light commercial vehicles were sold in Yekaterinburg in January-April 2014, which was 13%, or 3,770 cars less than in January-April 2013, Auto-Dealer-Yekaterinburg reports. In April, car sales declined by 23% compared with April 2013 and amounted to 6,343 automobiles. The only brand in the top ten selling ones whose sales actually improved was Nissan, which is still the best selling foreign car in Yekaterinburg. The Japanese brand remains popular thanks to new makes and the beloved Nissan Almera. Lada remains No. 1 brand on Yekaterinburg car market;