Recently, the Smyrna Assembly Plant in Tennessee celebrated a significant milestone, producing its 15 millionth vehicle. This remarkable achievement underscores the plant’s rich history, which began with the production of the Nissan 720 pickup truck in the early 1980s. Fast forward to today, and the plant continues to be a vital part of Nissan’s manufacturing operations.
The 15 millionth vehicle, a Pathfinder finished in Deep Ocean Blue Metallic, marks a testament to Smyrna’s enduring legacy. Despite the Pathfinder’s modest yearly production numbers, the plant’s contribution to Nissan’s lineup remains invaluable.
Notably, Smyrna also produces popular models like the Rogue, Murano, and Leaf, showcasing its versatility and importance within Nissan’s global manufacturing network.
Looking ahead, Smyrna is poised for further advancements, with plans to retool for the production of battery-electric vehicles. With Nissan’s continued investment and commitment to innovation, Smyrna’s legacy of excellence is sure to endure for years to come.
