Nissan veteran Jeremie Papin could be tapped as interim CEO, report says

Jeremie Papin, chairperson of Nissan Americas, speaks at the New York Auto Forum — Jeremie Papin could be tapped as Nissan's acting chief executive after CEO Makoto Uchida is eased out of office, a Japanese media report said. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS FILE PHOTO)

February 28, 2025 08:01 AM

TOKYO — Nissan North America veteran Jeremie Papin could serve as interim CEO of the automaker, replacing Makoto Uchida as the company tries to reboot, a Japanese magazine reported.

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