Japan, France to explore cooperation on auto tech

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire, left, and his Japanese counterpart, Hiroshige Seko, have also confirmed the need to support the alliance between Nissan and Renault. (Reuters)

By:

RITSUKO ANDO

By:

Reuters

September 02, 2019 01:37 PM

TOKYO -- Japan and France have agreed to share information and explore deeper cooperation in next-generation auto technology, a move that could also be aimed at repairing the strained alliance between Nissan and Renault.

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