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OFFICIAL OLYMPIC FLEET – More than 4,200 vehicles are shuttling athletes and

officials around Rio de Janeiro, to and from venues and other sites. Among these is the Nissan

Kicks, the official car of the Rio 2016 Games, which escorted the Olympic torch for more than

three months across Brazil to the Maracanã Stadium on August 5. Kicks is the first Nissan vehicle

inspired by millennials in Latin America and is available first in the region before arriving in more

than 80 countries around the world. Nissan LEAF vehicles will also transport medal winners from

venues to Casa Brasil. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the Olympic Fleet operation and what it

takes to keep it running 24 hours a day for thousands of athletes and officials.

TEAM NISSAN – In 2012, Team Nissan was formed to contribute to the development

of 31 Brazilian athletes – 24 of whom have qualified for the Games; 15 in the Olympics and 9 in

the Paralympics. The athletes have been mentored and participated in workshops about sports

training, financial management and good sportsmanship. Nissan also supports every Brazilian

athlete who has qualified for the Olympic Games, by sponsoring Team Brazil. Athletes will be

joining us at our activation sites. Please let us know if you are interested in sports commentary or

scheduling an interview. We will provide a daily calendar of athlete availability.

OLYMPIC LIVE SITES – Nissan is hosting entertainment attractions at two venues

in the heart of Rio’s celebration of the Olympics. At the “Nissan Kicks House,” located at the

Olympic Park live site in Barra de Tijuca, the public can join interactive experiences, take a

hometown picture with the Olympic Torch, play games related to Kicks technologies and see the

new concept car Nissan BladeGlider. Watch vehicles “celebrate” in an interactive performance

when Brazil or Japan athletes win medals. At the Olympic Boulevard, in downtown Rio, the

challenge will be facing a 40-meter-high bungee jump. Put your GoPro cam on and jump. Sites

available for media location filmings, by appointment.

NISSAN RIO 2016 OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC GAMES SPONSORSHIP

EXECUTIVE INTERVIEWS – We have several global and regional executives

available to speak in a number of languages on Nissan’s Olympic sponsorship, the new

technologies we unveiled in Rio and our business in Latin America, among other topics. Let us

know if you are interested and we can help you with scheduling at your convenience.

USAIN BOLT – Nissan’s Global Director of Excitement, is starring in a digital campaign in

which he races against a new and unexpected challenger -- fire. The two-minute mini-documentary

“Bolt vs Flame” features Bolt explaining what it’s like to be the world’s fastest man and how he

is preparing for the Rio Games. In the film, the sprinter also drives his Nissan GT-R, painted in

“Bolt Gold,” which was exclusively customized for him. The campaign was supported by a series

of teasers on global social media channels, featuring a series of 9.58 second videos and movie

posters created from 19,000 actual matchsticks being lit on fire for dramatic effect.

NISSAN KICKS HOTEL PRESENTS – Located on Copacabana Beach, the

Nissan Kicks Hotel offers spectacular panoramic views from the rooftop. Nissan and Universal

Music are hosting exclusive parties with top Brazilian entertainers. We have limited passes

available to media. Contact us for more information. The rooftop also is available for on-location

filming by appointment. Contact us and we will do our best to place you on the invitation list. The

rooftop also is available for location filmings, by appointment.

INTELLIGENCE MOBILITY TEST DRIVES – Come along for a ride in one

of our advanced technology vehicles revealed on August 4 in Rio by Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn:

the Nissan BladeGlider performance electric vehicle (EV) prototype; the Solid Oxide Fuel-Cell

(SOFC)-powered prototype, a first-of-its-kind that runs on bio-ethanol electric power and has a

cruising range beyond 600km; and the Nissan Kicks, the Official Car of the Rio 2016 Olympic

and Paralympic Games..

GOOGLE STREET VIEW – Through a partnership with Google, fans around the

world have a 360-degree look at the energy and excitement in Rio de Janeiro thanks to the Nissan

Kicks, official car of Rio 2016, and Google Street View.

ADDITIONAL MEDIA SERVICES:

• The Nissan Kicks Hotel located in Copacabana Beach has a work room available

for media. Open daily from 8am-9pm (Arena Copacabana Hotel, Av. Atlântica, 2064).

• You can also make reservations for location shootings at the rooftop and other

Nissan sites.

• Transportation via Nissan Kicks is available between Rio Media Center and Nissan

Kicks Hotel. Connect with our team for bookings.

• Nissan press content available at www.nissannews.com/pt/nissan/brasil

If you have any additional requests, please, contact our team at the Olympic Park

Main Press Center or the Rio Media Center for additional requests or click here for

additional media contacts.

NISSAN LEGACY TO RIO – Through the Nissan Institute, the company supports

Miratus Association, a badminton training center at the Chacrinha community, in the West area of

Rio de Janeiro. Miratus’ priority is to offer pedagogical support to young residents of the area, with

reinforcement classes and after school activities to complement their education. Team Nissan athlete

Ygor Coelho, who started playing badminton at Miratus, will represent Brazil at Rio 2016.

The company is also supporting a major urban and social transformation in Caju, an underserved

area in Rio de Janeiro. A partnership between Nissan Brazil, Gol de Letra Foundation, Firjan, Sebrae

and Sesi, the program will transform Gol de Letra, a community facility that provides mentoring and

learning opportunities to more than 800 children and adults through “The Caju: A New Look,” a part

of Transforma Rio 2016.

Nissan is also a proud supporter of “RING: One with Nature,” an environmental awareness-themed,

permanent art installation created by renowned Japanese artist Mariko Mori.

KICKS GAMES – Throughout the Games, fans can follow Nissan Olympic activities through

the #QuemSeAtreve (#WhoDares) hashtag. Nissan ambassadors will be roving Live Sites and

Copacabana Beach surprising lucky fans with competition tickets – follow the fun at #VaComNissan

(#GoWithNissan).