Nissan’s Incoming CEO Ivan Espinosa Open to Honda Partnership Despite Failed Talks
Nissan Motor Co.’s soon-to-be CEO, Ivan Espinosa, has signaled openness to rekindling partnership discussions with Honda Motor Co. even after negotiations for a landmark merger fell apart last month. The auto industry’s rapid transformation toward electric and intelligent vehicles has reinforced the need for strategic collaborations, Espinosa said.
"We never stopped" talking to Honda, Nissan Chief Performance Officer Guillaume Cartier told reporters during a media ...
AN ICONIC carmaker that is “on the brink of collapse” could be saved as its new boss has revealed talks of a merger with its ...
The collapse of the proposed merger between Nissan and Honda opens the door for Foxconn ... that Foxconn will look to acquire all or part of Renault’s 36 percent shareholding in Nissan, a ...
Based on today’s Qashqai e-Power model, which outputs 140kW/330Nm and returns a 5.2 litres per 100km consumption claim, that ...
NISSAN has revealed a next-generation budget EV to rival Renault 5 with 248 miles of charge. The financially-stricken ...
The troubled automaker aims to overcome its crisis by launching a range of new and refreshed products across global markets ...
As with range, there are no details yet about charging speeds (the Scenic can handle up to 150kW on DC power) but Nissan has ...
Japanese automakers Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. are considering a merger to pool resources in an alliance ... competition with larger companies after the withdrawal of French Renault ...
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Nissan: Calling All Interested Partners! Really, It'll Work With Anyone! Bueller... ?Sales have fallen from 5.8 million globally in 2018 to about 3.5 million today, a drop-off that means large suppliers are not ...
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