The In 2010, the Oppama Plant became the first Nissan plant to start production of the Nissan LEAF, Nissan's first mass-produced electric vehicle (EV). In 2016, it then became the first Nissan plant to start production of the Nissan Note, an e-Power vehicle that runs on electricity generated by the engine.
The plant is a pioneer in the production of electric vehicles for Nissan and continues to grow as Nissan's mother plant.

Women in the Workplace: Women in Manufacturing
Factories are mainly for men, right? Wrong! At the Oppama Plant, a variety of women are active.
Female leaders, working mothers, and a variety of people from young to experienced are working on site as "Monozukuri Girls".
The Oppama Plant supports women who seek to work in a stimulating and rewarding environment.

The Oppama Plant not only produces cars, but also has a general research center for advanced technology research, the Oppama Proving Ground (test course) where you can check the safety and performance of cars and experience the fun of cars. It also has a dedicated wharf where about 20,000 cars can be stored and three car carriers can dock.

With the wisdom and technology of the employees working on the production line, we are constantly creating devices that use natural energy, cogs, the principle of leverage, and other structures and mechanisms to improve safety and productivity.
At the Karakuri Kaizen Kufu Exhibition 2020, "Aim and Tilt" won the Excellence Award.