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Nissan

@nissan·Brand· Automotive

See what people are posting about Nissan

Every mention we have caught, who posted it, what it was about, the follower history and where Nissan ranks in its category. Free.

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How many Instagram followers does Nissan have?

Brand · Automotive · @nissan

Nissan is the Japanese automaker behind the GT-R, the Z, and the Leaf, one of the first mass-market electric cars.

On Instagram, @nissan reaches 7,341,746 followers. That makes it #10 of the 19 automotive brands we track, and #82 of 831 overall. The account has published 6,544 posts, roughly 1.1K followers for every post in the grid.

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Can I see Nissan's follower growth over time?

Follower history for @nissan is available with a Monitor subscription ($49/year, or $79 once for lifetime access). Subscribing starts a weekly reading from that day forward and unlocks the trendline chart here. We do not estimate history we never saw.

What is Nissan's official Instagram handle?

Nissan's official Instagram account is @nissan (instagram.com/nissan).

Who are Nissan's closest competitors on Instagram?

Among automotive brands, the accounts closest to Nissan by audience size are Aston Martin (12.4M followers), Audi (6.2M followers), BMW (44.2M followers), Bugatti (24.9M followers).

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Every figure on this page is read from Instagram via our data provider and stored with the date it was taken. Where a reading does not exist yet we show rather than an estimate. Engagement rate is (average likes + comments) ÷ followers.