Nissan News
The new electric Micra will share the Renault 5 EV’s underpinnings and joins the Ariya midsize SUV as the automaker’s second full-electric model in Europe.
Auto finance executives on May 13 at Auto Finance Summit East shared considerations and approaches for a U.S. tariff policy that lenders suggested could pose borrower affordability and lease depreciation challenges to their sectors. But some described an upside to the duties as well.
The sweeping belt-tightening effort will involve hundreds of job cuts in the U.S. and factory consolidation in Mexico.
Infiniti's workhorse midsize crossover adopts the upscale QX80’s large grille, slim headlight design, upgraded sound system and infotainment tech.
When merger talks between Nissan and Honda ended in February, a Toyota executive contacted Nissan to see how the world’s biggest automaker might help its troubled rival, a Japanese media report says.
The once-dominant Japanese carmaker is restructuring to address a slump in global sales and profitability in the face of rising competition from China’s fast-growing electric vehicle sector.
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Toyota, Honda and other Japanese automakers are bracing for big expenses from the Trump administration’s import taxes. Here’s a company-by-company breakdown.
Nissan's restructuring plan unveiled by new CEO Ivan Espinosa came six weeks after he was tapped to do what his predecessor couldn’t: Make hard decisions and deep cuts.
Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa said his company is willing to help Dongfeng to produce its models outside of China. Dongfeng could avoid import tariffs by using Nissan's global production network.
