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Nissan Is Back: the Japanese Brand Is Committed to Regaining Prominence in the Peruvian Market

All-New Versa and New X-Trail mark the start of a portfolio renewal that will be extended over the next 12 months

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El Comercio

Nissan Is Back: the Japanese Brand Is Committed to Regaining Prominence in the Peruvian Market

All-New Versa and New X-Trail mark the start of a portfolio renewal that will be extended over the next 12 months

2 hours ago·Lima, Peru

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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru 2 hours ago on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.

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