NISSAN-INFINITI: U.S. deliveries swing to 8.7% gain in 2021

U.S. light-vehicle inventories crossed back above 1 million units in January, but it has fluctuated between there and 1.13 million for the last six months. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

Urvaksh Karkaria

January 04, 2022 08:34 PM

A resurgence in brand confidence, fueled by refreshed products, lifted Nissan Group's U.S. sales 8.7 percent last year.

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