Nissan tries to make vehicles in an eco-friendly way. Through our “Nissan Green Program 2022,” we’re working to solve four major problems: climate change, using too many resource, air quality, and having enough water.
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the areas of the plant which are helping
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Nissan Dealer
Here, we sell Nissan vehicles to people.
Dealers provide test drives, charge electric vehicles (EVs), and service vehicles to keep them safe.
Partner
Companies
They make high-quality parts at plants nearby ours.
They work together with NISSAN to make our vehicles even safer and higher quality.
Research Center
Here, we do research and development to make future vehicles even better for the environment and people.
Recycling Plant
This recycling plant gets scraps of steel plates and uses them to make new vehicle bodies.
Assembly
Inspection
Here, we take the beautifully-painted vehicle bodies and attach lots of different parts.
The engines built at the engine plant are also installed here.
An inspector carefully checks the vehicles for safety, and they're ready to drive out.
Powertrain Plant
They’re our experts at building Powertrain.
In Japan, we have two, in Yokohama (Kanagawa Prefecture) and Iwaki (Fukushima Prefecture).
The completed powertrain are trucked to the vehicle plant.
Water
Treatment Facility
At all our plants, we protect the health of people living nearby.
One way is having strict rules for water leaving the plants.
We put sensors on the wastewater pipes to make sure we don’t make the water around the plants dirty.
Stamping
Body Assembly
Painting
Here, we put vehicle bodies together.
First, we cut giant rolls of steel.
Then, we stamp pieces of steel to make parts like doors.
After that, we weld the steel parts together to shape a vehicle body, and paint it.
Wall Greening
Green walls around our plants helps reduce CO2 emissions.
It also helps protect the health of people living nearby.
Charging Stands
We provide places for visitors, etc., to charge their electric vehicles (EVs).
Solar Panels
These use energy from the sun to supply some of the power needs in the plant.