HomeNissan Engines

List of Nissan Engines - Specs, Common Problems, Reliability

Gasoline Engines

 Photo

1.6L HR16DE Engine

Note, Qashqai
2006-present

 Photo

1.6L QG16DE Engine

Sentra
1999-2013

 Photo

1.8L QG18DE Engine

Almera, Sentra
1999-2006

 Photo

2.0L MR20DE Engine

Qashqai, Sentra
2005-2020

 Photo

2.0L QR20DE Engine

X-Trail, Teana
2000-2012

 Photo

2.5L QR25DE Engine

Teana, Sentra
1999-present day

 Photo

3.0L VQ30DE Engine

Maxima, Skyline
1994-2007

 Photo

3.5L VQ35DE Engine

350Z, G35, FX35
2000-2024

 Photo

3.5L VQ35HR Engine

350Z, G35
2006-present

 Photo

3.7L VQ37VHR Engine

370Z, G37
2007-present

 Photo

3.8L VQ38DD Engine

Frontier, Patrol
2020-present

 Photo

3.8L VR38DETT Engine

GTR, JukeR
2007-present day

 Photo

4.0L VQ40DE Engine

Frontier, Xterra, Pathfinder
2004-2024

 Photo

5.6L VK56DE/VD Engine

Titan, Patrol
2003-2022

Nissan EV Powertrain Specifications

Nissan

Nissan Motor Co. - the Japanese car manufacturer, ranked eighth in the world and third among manufacturers of Japan. Since 1999, the majority stake of Nissan Company is owned by Renault. Nissan also works in such areas as telecommunications, financial services, and textile machinery. The aerospace division produces engines for rockets.

Nissan Iwaki company produces engines. It is believed that Nissan engines are the most reliable and unpretentious Japanese engines. The manufacturer produces engines with reliable chain or gear drive timing. Gasoline engines are able to consume poor-quality gasoline; diesel engines can almost painlessly survive after overheating. Nissan car engines are difficult in repair and maintenance because of compact location in a car.

The company produces engines not only for road vehicles. Nissan successfully engaged in development and production of rocket engines, systems for launching rockets. Nissan diesel engines are widely used in the shipbuilding industry. Worth noting that Renault uses some models of Japanese engines for installation in cars of brands included in the Alliance Renault-Nissan.