Nissan News
A quick look at the week's top stories as determined by reader interest.
Nissan is banking on solid first-quarter performance from new CEO Ivan Espinosa to win the trust of lenders and better manage its debt burden.
Nissan has halted production of the Mexico-assembled manual transmission Versa model for the U.S. market. The hatchback is the least expensive new car in the U.S.
Stellantis, Nissan and Volvo all face potentially existential threats in the coming months on a variety of fronts. All three named safe internal candidates to become CEO.
A California dealership group sued Nissan, saying the automaker limited the number of new vehicles it sent to its two dealerships in retaliation for a business partner being tied to embattled former CEO Carlos Ghosn.
The British government — where Nissan operates the country's largest car factory — will guarantee a loan while Nissan will sell part of the stakes it owns in Renault and battery maker AESC Group in a plan to rescue the struggling automaker.
The Mexico-made 2026 BMW M2 CS goes on sale in late summer starting at $99,775 with shipping.
KKR's Marelli roll-up could once again prove the longtime M&A philosophy that merging two large troubled companies will merely yield one large troubled company.
Hybrid-laggard Nissan thinks the third time will be a charm for its innovative e-Power hybrid system, which is reengineered for the Rogue with U.S. highways and drivers in mind.
Nissan has operated out of the 22-story high-rise since 2009, when then-CEO Carlos Ghosn christened the new corporate compound.
