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10 August 2026

Nissan posts third-lowest monthly sales in Australia as Navara, Qashqai and Ariya struggle

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Nissan posts third-lowest monthly sales in Australia as Navara, Qashqai and Ariya struggle

More than half of all Nissan sales in Australia last month were X-Trail and Patrol SUVs as the brand saw its third-lowest monthly sales result on record.

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