Interesting Facts About the Nissan Pulsar C13
The Nissan Pulsar was produced from 1978 until 2000, spanning several generations. The C13 represents the ninth‑generation Pulsar, first appearing in the mid‑1980s and later revived with modern diesel power.
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Ninth‑Generation Debut (C13) in the Mid‑1980s
The C13 series is the ninth generation of the Nissan Pulsar line and was introduced as the N13 model, which ran from 1986 to 1990. This placed the C13 squarely in the middle of the Pulsar’s overall production span (1978‑2000).
European Focus and Model Variants
The C13‑series was marketed in Europe, offering a range of specifications and versions that are catalogued in European automobile references. This generation continued the Pulsar’s tradition of adapting to regional market needs.
Modern Diesel Revival (2014‑2018)
A later iteration of the C13 hatchback was produced with a 1.5 dCi (110 Hp) diesel engine, beginning in October 2014 and ending in June 2018. Parts for this newer C13 model are still available, with some suppliers listing components for model years up to 2026.
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