Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa said the automaker is undergoing a major overhaul to address deep-rooted structural issues.

Prior to Espinosa’s tenure as the CEO of Nissan, his predecessor Makoto Uchida led the automaker to some positive results in 2022 and 2023. However, fortunes flipped in 2024, as declining sales ...

The shrunken but streamlined strategy is to reach “the goal of returning to profitability by fiscal year 2026.” Espinosa was appointed CEO less than two months ago, but isn’t new to Nissan.

Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida is prepping Japan’s second largest automaker for the challenge all foreign automakers face in the world’s biggest auto market.

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Nissan is considering plans to shut two car assembly plants in Japan and overseas factories, including in Mexico, sources ...

Nissan has launched a new, plug-in pickup in China called the Z9. It offers up to 85 miles of electric range, and starts at ...

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Nissan is negotiating a £1 billion syndicated loan backed by UK Export Finance to support its Sunderland plant.