Home

News

Nissan's Bold New Strategy: Sell More Cars

Nissan has introduced a new dealer incentive program aimed at getting vehicles out the door.

2025 Nissan Z

Photo by: Nissan

Jeff Perez Jeff Perez

By: Jeff Perez

May 7, 2025 at 11:30am ET

Add Motor1.com as a preferred source in Google

Share

Comment

Nissan's recent struggles are no secret. But over the last few months, the Japanese automaker has attempted to right the ship with a flurry of incentives and programs aimed at moving new product. This latest offering is no exception.

According to Automotive News, Nissan will ditch the 20 performance-based metrics that the company currently uses to measure dealer success and focus exclusively on new-car sales. That means dealers have more incentive than ever to sell you a new Nissan, even at a potential loss.

2025 Nissan Z

2025 Nissan Z

Photo by: Nissan

"What matters most is achieving better sales—more Nissans in consumer driveways," US marketing and sales boss Vinay Shahani told Automotive News.

The new program, dubbed Nissan One, will give dealers $350 for each new vehicle sold if they achieve 90 percent of their target sales. Dealerships that reach 100 percent of their target sales will get $600 per car, while overachievers (reaching 110 percent) will get $1,200 for each car.

Every new Nissan will afford dealers the same amount—so an Ariya won’t deliver more cash than a Kicks. And retailers will be allowed to spend that money however they wish. The downside is that Nissan will divert spending from programs focused on things like customer satisfaction to focus almost exclusively on Nissan One.

2025 Nissan Z

Photo by: Nissan

What do you think?

View

Comments

"We’re significantly increasing the margin opportunity," Nissan’s vice president of dealer network, Steve Milette, told Automotive News. "It will help [retailers] align 100 percent with where the OEM is going, because that’s where the maximum opportunity will be."

Nissan hopes it can achieve a 5.5-percent retail share in the US by the end of the calendar year with this new bonus program. Nissan One officially kicks off on June 3, 2025, which means next month might be a great time to get into that Z you’ve always been dreaming of.

More From Nissan

Nissan Is Losing More Money Than Ever

Nissan: 'GT-R Will Be Back, Without a Doubt'

Motor1.com INSIDER - logo

Get the best news, reviews, columns, and more delivered straight to your inbox, daily.

 

back

Subscribe For more info, read our Privacy Policy & Terms of Use.

Source: Automotive News

We want your opinion!

What would you like to see on Motor1.com?

Take our 3 minute survey.

- The Motor1.com Team

Share this Story

GO TO COMMENTS

(

)

Got a tip for us? Email: tips@motor1.com

View all comments ( )

Popular

Honda Wants To Take On The Tahoe With An Even Bigger SUV. Here's What We Know

Honda Wants To Take On The Tahoe With An Even Bigger SUV. Here's What We Know

BMW's First Electric 3 Series Wagon Spied Looking Nearly Ready For Production

BMW's First Electric 3 Series Wagon Spied Looking Nearly Ready For Production

The 2027 Honda Passport TrailSport Proves An Extra Inch Goes A Long Way: Driven

The 2027 Honda Passport TrailSport Proves An Extra Inch Goes A Long Way: Driven

Forget The Sedan: This Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Is A Two-Seat Convertible

Forget The Sedan: This Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio Is A Two-Seat Convertible

latest articles

RECOMMENDED FOR YOU



2027 Nissan Pathfinder Gets A Retro Throwback To Its 1987 Roots



GM Is Turning OnStar Into An AI Assistant For Your Car



10 SUVs That Get 30 MPG Without Hybrid Power



This Custom Gunther Werks Porsche Is An 860-HP Tribute To A Racing Legend



The Nissan Altima Lives To See 2027. But It Costs More



Ford Recalls 102,000 F-Series Trucks Over A Strange Gauge Issue



Man’s Wife Leaves Heated Seat On In His Nissan. Then It Catches Fire While He’s Driving