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Japanese automaker Nissan is set to cut 20,000 jobs—double its earlier target—amid worsening global sales, ageing product lines, and a projected record annual loss. The restructuring marks one of the ...

As it scrambles to turn things around, Nissan is scrapping plans to build a new LFP battery plant in Japan. The facility was expected to be key to reducing EV battery costs to keep up with leaders ...

The struggling automaker, still going it alone after the failure of merger talks with Honda, has confirmed plans to cut 20,000 jobs in the next few years, including 9,000 announced in November.

Nissan has confirmed it will shut seven factories and cut 20,000 jobs globally in a bid to slash costs. The Japanese car maker has said it will cut 11,000 more jobs than originally planned, having ...

The cuts amount to roughly 5% of the automaker’s connected-vehicle software team, which is under the purview of Doug Field, Ford’s chief EV, digital and design officer.

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Nissan has confirmed it will shut seven factories and cut 20,000 jobs globally in a bid to slash costs. The Japanese car maker has said it will cut 11,000 more jobs than originally planned ...

Nissan has announced its 2024 financial results, and they are even worse than the ailing company had projected. The company announced a net loss of £3.4bn over the course of 2024 and says 2025 ...

A Nissan car is seen parked by a Nissan factory on the outskirts of Saint Petersburg on October 11, 2022. (Photo by Olga MALTSEVA / AFP) Nissan shares surged as much as 5.5 per cent in early trade ...

Here's how the industry at large is responding: Nissan is pausing US orders of some Mexico-built SUVs Nissan said in April it would pause new US orders of two Infiniti SUVs, which are built in Mexico.