Nissan Celebrates Start of 2025 Murano Production in Smyrna, Tennessee
FRANKLIN, Tenn. – The highly anticipated production of the redesigned 2025 Nissan Murano has officially begun at the prestigious Smyrna Vehicle Assembly Plant. This momentous occasion was marked by a ceremony attended by Nissan executives, community leaders, and dedicated manufacturing employees from both Smyrna and Decherd.
The vice president of manufacturing for the Nissan Smyrna plant, Brian Crockett, expressed his pride in the team’s hard work and dedication that brought the new Nissan Murano to life. With nearly 145,000 Murano vehicles already delivered to customers in the U.S. and Canada since production began in 2020, Nissan aims to increase Murano assembly in Smyrna to over 6,700 vehicles per month by March 2025, with deliveries expected to start early next year.
Nissan’s Commitment to Innovation
David Johnson, regional senior vice president of Manufacturing, Supply Chain Management, and Purchasing for Nissan Americas, highlighted that the new Murano embodies Nissan’s core values of bold design, advanced technology, and exceeding customer expectations. He emphasized that the launch of the 2025 Murano is not just about introducing a new vehicle but also celebrating the incredible people behind its creation.
Strength of Tennessee Manufacturing
David Sliger, vice president of Nissan’s Decherd plant, praised the new Murano as a testament to the strength of Nissan’s manufacturing operations in Tennessee. He commended the teamwork and dedication that resulted in delivering vehicles of the highest quality, showcasing the company’s commitment to excellence.
Tennessee’s Automotive Leadership
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee recognized Nissan’s longstanding partnership in the state’s automotive industry, spanning over 40 years. He commended Nissan’s investment in innovation, job creation, and skilled workforce development, highlighting the significance of the new Murano production as a testament to Nissan’s commitment to Tennessee’s manufacturing success.
As the 2025 Nissan Murano sets new standards in design, technology, and quality, it represents a milestone in Nissan’s journey towards innovation and customer satisfaction. The start of production in Smyrna signifies a new chapter in Nissan’s legacy of excellence and dedication to meeting the evolving needs of its customers. For more information on the 2025 Nissan Murano, visit https://usa.nissannews.com/en-US/releases/2025-nissan-murano-press-kit.
