Nissan Motor competitors

Zippia score 3.9

Nissan Motor main competitors are Autobytel, Mitsubishi Motors, and Ford Holdings LLC.

Competitor Summary. See how Nissan Motor compares to its main competitors:

Volkswagen has the most employees (313,010).
Employees at Autobytel earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $81,459.
The oldest company is Rotary Lift, founded in 1925.

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Nissan Motor vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Nissan Motor	1934	3.9	Smyrna, TN	1	$4.8M	77
Autobytel	1995	4.2	Irvine, CA	1	$71.6M	162
Safe-Guard Products International	1992	3.8	Atlanta, GA	1	$1.0B	800
Mitsubishi Motors	1981	4.5	Cypress, CA	2	$1.5B	2,000
Ford Holdings LLC	1989	3.8	Dearborn, MI	1	$1.2M	7
Volkswagen AG	1937	4.4	-	-	$268.1B	313,010
Rotary Lift	1925	3.9	Madison, IN	1	$8.6M	90
AIAG	1982	3.8	Southfield, MI	1	$6.7M	60
Sonsio Vehicle Protection	1984	4.2	Arvada, CO	1	$74.8M	100
RealTruck.Com	1998	3.5	Jamestown, ND	1	$20.0M	139
Peddle	2004	4.0	Austin, TX	1	$11.0M	5
Mercedes-Benz USA	1965	4.4	Montvale, NJ	11	$7.6B	1,400
Kia Motors	1992	4.7	Irvine, CA	2	$1.2B	3,000
United Auto Recovery	1973	4.3	Memphis, TN	3	$30.0M	222

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Nissan Motor salaries vs competitors

Among Nissan Motor competitors, employees at Autobytel earn the most with an average yearly salary of $81,459.

Compare Nissan Motor salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Nissan Motor	$56,677	$27.25	-
Autobytel	$81,459	$39.16	-
Safe-Guard Products International	$54,874	$26.38	-
Mitsubishi Motors	$79,389	$38.17	-
Ford Holdings LLC	$56,830	$27.32	-
Volkswagen AG	$52,255	$25.12	-

Compare Nissan Motor job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Nissan Motor	$71,620	$34.43
Mitsubishi Motors	$89,928	$43.23
Ford Holdings LLC	$71,945	$34.59
AIAG	$70,771	$34.02
RealTruck.Com	$70,486	$33.89
Rotary Lift	$70,048	$33.68
Autobytel	$69,966	$33.64
Volkswagen AG	$69,447	$33.39
Safe-Guard Products International	$68,502	$32.93
Sonsio Vehicle Protection	$68,431	$32.90
Kia Motors	$68,162	$32.77
United Auto Recovery	$66,738	$32.09
Mercedes-Benz USA	$65,141	$31.32
Peddle	$64,757	$31.13

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Nissan Motor demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Nissan Motor vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Safe-Guard Products International	46%	54%
RealTruck.Com	52%	48%
Nissan Motor	61%	39%
Volkswagen	64%	36%
Autobytel	72%	28%
Mitsubishi Motors	74%	26%

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Compare race at Nissan Motor vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Nissan Motor	53%	19%	12%	11%	4%	9.4
Autobytel	53%	20%	8%	15%	3%	9.1
Mitsubishi Motors	58%	18%	10%	10%	4%	8.8
RealTruck.Com	75%	10%	4%	6%	5%	6.2
Safe-Guard Products International	54%	16%	20%	6%	3%	9.2
Volkswagen	54%	15%	10%	16%	4%	9.3

Nissan Motor and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Seungkyu Yoon

Kia Motors

Dietmar Exler

Mercedes-Benz USA

Dietmar Exler is a VP/Head at Mercedes-Benz USA, Board Member at PENDRAGON PLC, and Senior VP/COO at Arthur Blank Family Foundation. He has worked as VP:Customer Srvcs & Coll at Chrysler Financial Services Canada Inc., COO:Europe at Daimler Financial Services AG, and President/CEO at Mercedes-Benz USA. Dietmar works or has worked as Director at Mercedes-Benz USA and Director:Operations at Mercedes-Benz Bank AG. He attended University of Chicago.

Yoichi Yokozawa

Mitsubishi Motors

Yoichi Yokozawa is a President and CEO at Mitsubishi Motors North America.

Bill Reminder

RealTruck.Com

Randy Barkowitz

Safe-Guard Products International

Ralf Brandstätter

Volkswagen

Ralf Brandstätter was born in Brunswick on September 8, 1968. After training as a shopfitter at the Volkswagen plant in Brunswick, he studied industrial engineering and joined the Volkswagen Group in 1993. Following positions in international project steering in the procurement division, he became an assistant to the Board of Management in the General Secretariat of Volkswagen AG. In 1998 he took charge of metal procurement for chassis and powertrain components and was made project manager for new vehicle projects in 2003. In 2005 he moved to Spain as head of procurement at SEAT. He became the member of the SEAT Executive Committee responsible for Purchasing in 2008. Brandstätter was named Head of Group Procurement Exterior in 2010. He was appointed Head of Group Purchasing New Product Launches in 2012 and was made a General Representative of Volkswagen AG in October 2015. Ralf Brandstätter was appointed a member of the Board of Management of the Volkswagen Passenger Cars brand in December 2015.. Brandstätter has been Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the Volkswagen Passenger Cars brand since August 1, 2018.

Tim Yarosh

Peddle