Renault-Nissan has become 'small and fragile,' Ghosn says

Carlos Ghosn, seen in Beirut, said he would go back to France if he could but is prevented from doing so by an Interpol "red notice," or request for arrest, on behalf of Japan.

February 14, 2022 03:24 PM

PARIS -- Renault-Nissan, once a contender for the world's No. 1 automaker, has become a "small and fragile" manufacturer, former Nissan and Renault Chairman Carlos Ghosn told a French newspaper in an interview.

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