If you have been following our Nissan blog, you certainly have noticed how much attention the LEAF is getting from Anchor Nissan. This is no surprise, because since its introduction in 2010 there has always been exciting news to share about the Nissan LEAF. Take, for instance, the decision from our favorite automaker to produce the lithium-ion battery pack right here in the U.S.

We are proud to say that this important element of the Electric car is produced in Tennessee, where 300 workers are currently assembling the 600-pound battery packs to fulfill the LEAF's rising demand. From…

Having a good job is doing something you like and also getting good benefits from it. Evernote Corporation executives know that and this is why they found a way by partnering with Nissan to offer great benefit to their employees while increasing efficiency for everyone.

Knowing that a shorter commute would increase worker productivity and efficiency, the fast  growing corporation is now offering employees an allowance to lease a Nissan LEAF. Using an electric car

While the old saying "one man's trash is another man's treasure" definitely applies to this story, we here at Anchor Nissan wouldn't normally refer to advanced robotics as garbage. Nevertheless, Nissan is finding little use for the equipment currently installed in its Canton assembly facility as it prepares for production of the Murano next year.

So what's to be done with the dated robots? Nissan is donating them to Alcron State

A new Nissan from Anchor Nissan can be enhanced in many different ways. Maybe there's a technology upgrade available, or perhaps it's Nissan parts that will get the job done. Whatever it may be, innovation and improvement happens 24/7, 365. Today, we'd like to explain how steel used to make the Nissan models we love is going to change design, and fuel economy.

With 1.2 GPa ultra-high strength steel already in the fold through the automaker's luxury arm, Nissan is adding Advanced High

The Nissan JUKE has been very popular from the start. In fact, sales around the world have exceeded expectations since it first came in the market in 2010. Recently unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show,  Nissan is adding a  NISMO version to its lineup.

The exterior has been modified with a redesigned  and black front-end grille, improving air cooling of the engine. Other noticeable changes are re-sculpted side skirts to enhance aerodynamics, a body-colored liftgate

Last year at the Geneva Motor Show, Nissan rolled the Hi-Cross Concept across the stage. At the time, many were unsure what direction the vehicle would go, or if it would make it to production. Now, it appears some of the next steps have been made in the form of patent filings, and Anchor Nissan has the details.

Filed in China, we are now clued in to some of the dimensions of the new crossover

With vehicles like the Pathfinder and Titan, drivers in the greater North Smithfield area can take off on adventures near and far. At Anchor Nissan, we're always encouraging this because we all should enjoy everything Mother Nature has to offer. That's why Nissan is stepping up to help out the State of Tennessee ward off microscopic invaders that threaten local habitats.

With a $50,000 donation, Nissan is helping rid the area of

In the automotive world, we are used to see concept car to showcase new styling or new technology. In today's post, we are talking about Visteon new Concept car presenting their vision of what the future Nissan LEAF could look like; let's say in a decade or so.

If you are not familiar with Visteon, we can say that this Michigan-bases auto supplier designs and manufactures innovative products for automakers around the world

When drivers from the greater North Smithfield area and beyond visit Anchor Nissan, they're often curious to know which new Nissan model is right for them. And because we're committed to keeping you informed, we decided to start a blog where we can give drivers like you more insight into specific models as well as other Nissan news.

Today's post on our Nissan blog is all about what our favorite Japanese automaker

People aren't the only ones with different sides. Take the Nissan Altima, example. The side most of us are familiar with is its conservative, combined fuel efficiency. For 2013, it's best-in-class. There's a lesser-known, fiercer side to the Altima, though. That is one we'd like to introduce you to today.

Meet the 2013 Nissan Altima V8 Supercar. It just recently debuted in Melbourne Australia and is set to compete in the