Nissan News
Ivan Espinosa tells Automotive News the 2 things he must improve at Nissan, his biggest regret on the job, and what inspired him to join the company – all while giving a deeper glimpse at the man behind Nissan’s metal.
SK On will supply Nissan with nearly 100 gigawatt-hours of batteries from 2028 to 2033. That’s enough volume to power up to 1.25 million electric vehicles, according to AutoForecast Solutions.
The Japanese automaker is maximizing output in Mexico and could prioritize higher-margin variants to offset what it said could wind up as a 10 to 25 percent tariff.
Toyota, Honda and Nissan add tariffs as an “emergency agenda” as they race to devise countermeasures to the U.S. tariffs threatened for April 2.
Tiago Castro, a 23-year Nissan Motor Co. veteran, will replace Craig Keeys as Infiniti Americas group vice president on April 1.
Foxconn will work with new Japanese customers to develop electric vehicles, according to a report.
In this week’s edition of Automotive News, we take a deep look at incoming CEO Ivan Espinosa’s long to-do list at Nissan and the sizable obstacles blocking the Japanese carmaker's road to quick recovery.
Nissan Motor Co. is getting a new CEO and a revitalized executive team charged with devising a “turnaround plan plus” and this time, making the fix stick.
A quick look at the week's top stories as determined by reader interest.
The COMPAS joint venture in Aguascalientes, Mexico, once offered enormous potential for the production in a low-cost country of luxury SUVs for sale in the U.S., but never lived up to its promise.
