Nissan revives Datsun brand with Go hatchback

Nissan said the Go has compact body dimensions but is spacious inside thanks to a wide stance and long wheelbase.

July 15, 2013 05:00 AM

MUMBAI (Bloomberg) -- Nissan Motor Co. today unveiled the Go five-door hatchback, the first model under the revived Datsun brand.

Featured Stories

Mitsubishi holds imports at U.S. ports in response to tariffs, lowers April incentives

Mitsubishi holds imports at U.S. ports in response to tariffs, lowers April incentives

Tariffs remain on autos, steel, aluminum despite Trump’s reciprocal duty pause

Tariffs remain on autos, steel, aluminum despite Trump’s reciprocal duty pause

Dealership buy-sell database updates: AutoNation, Top 150 groups among dealmakers across 6 states

Dealership buy-sell database updates: AutoNation, Top 150 groups among dealmakers across 6 states

Lincoln to keep importing Nautilus from China, but price increase ‘likely’ if tariffs persist

Lincoln to keep importing Nautilus from China, but price increase ‘likely’ if tariffs persist

Latest News

Daily 5 report for April 11: Tariffs force UAW President Shawn Fain to walk a political tightrope

Live updates on tariffs: Mitsubishi holds imports at ports

Subaru reveals name — and little else — about new 2-row EV that will debut at New York auto show

VW ID Buzz sales benefit from stronger West Coast availability, interest in two-tone models

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.

See More in Automakers

GM to idle CAMI BrightDrop plant in Ontario for 5 months

Take a look at how tariff stacking impacts vehicles and parts

EU, China explore minimum prices for Chinese EVs to replace tariffs

Stacking tariffs add costs and uncertainty for auto suppliers

Staying current is easy with newsletters delivered straight to your inbox.