The
Nissan brand has been named one of the world's most valuable in 2017 by
the leading consultancy Interbrand. Nissan ranks 39th in Interbrand's
annual Best Global Brands study, released today. The study estimates the
value of the Nissan brand at $11.534 billion. Last year, Nissan ranked
43rd with an estimated brand value of $11.066 billion.
In
the study, Interbrand cites Nissan's actions to improve brand value,
centered around the company's Nissan Intelligent Mobility strategy. It
also singles out the customer benefits Nissan has delivered, such as its
autonomous driving technologies and electric vehicles. Interbrand has
recognized Nissan as one of the world's most valuable brands for seven
straight years.
The
recognition particularly reflects Nissan's strengthened focus on Nissan
Intelligent Mobility in the past year, in which the company launched
new products featuring the e-POWER series hybrid system and ProPILOT
single-lane autonomous driving technology. Nissan also showcased Nissan
Intelligent Mobility at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in
January 2017. On Sept. 6, Nissan unveiled the new Nissan LEAF, the second generation of the world's best-selling electric car.
"Brand
power has been a consistent focus across the company for the last six
years, and it's very encouraging that all our efforts continue to be
recognized by this influential brand ranking," said Roel de Vries,
corporate vice president and global head of marketing and brand strategy
at Nissan. "The fact that we continue our growth proves that our
activity focusing on Nissan Intelligent Mobility and our vision for the
future of driving is appealing. With the launch of the new LEAF, we are
hoping to see further improvement in our brand."
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