Foxconn reportedly back in hunt for Nissan after Honda deal dies

Terry Gou, Foxconn's founder, unveils the Model B crossover in 2022. Some Nissan board members are said to be open to a partnership with the maker of iPhones, which is expanding into the EV market. (BLOOMBERG)

February 07, 2025 10:33 AM

TOKYO – The Taiwan-based manufacturer of iPhones better known as Foxconn has reportedly resumed its hunt for Nissan Motor Co. after the Japanese carmaker’s deal with Honda died.

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