Nissan is recalling over 203,000 pickup trucks in the U.S. as they can roll away unexpectedly when shifted into the park. The recall concerns Frontier
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Nissan will extend its suspension of an assembly plant in Saint Petersberg, Russia, for another three months until late December. “Production is suspended at St
Nissan Motor said on Wednesday it had agreed to buy all the common shares in Vehicle Energy Japan Inc held by the lithium-ion battery maker’s
Nissan Motor is recalling over 300,000 SUVs in the United States over a concern in which the hood suddenly opens, blocking the driver’s view and
Nissan Motor will invest over $700 million in Mexico during the next three years to increase its operations in the country, the automaker said on
Nissan Motor put an end to the production of its Datsun brand vehicles for emerging markets due to poor sales, a source knowledgeable about the
Nissan Motor on Wednesday said it is going to invest 1.3 billion reais ($276.12 million) in its plant located in Resende in the Brazilian state
Nissan Motor is pushing back the release date of its electric Ariya B6 SUV again because of a global shortage of semiconductors and other supply
Nissan Motor prepares to build new battery recycling factories in the United States and Europe by the end of fiscal 2025. The news was first reported
Chinese automaker Great Wall Motor has withdrawn its interest in taking over Nissan’s major plant in Barcelona, Spain, which is set to shut by year-end,
Nissan Motor said it will spend 2 trillion yen ($17.60 billion) over five years to work on vehicle electrification in order to catch up with
Japanese automakers Honda, Nissan, and Toyota saw their sales decline again in China in October as chip shortage continues to hit production in the country.
Japanese prosecutors asked a Tokyo court on Wednesday to sentence former Nissan Motor executive Greg Kelly in prison for two years over his alleged part
Nissan is cutting its planned worldwide production for October and November by 30%, as it continues to have a hard time with an ongoing shortage
Carlos Ghosn, the former Nissan Motor CEO, has vowed to defend his rights in the face of charges from Nissan and Renault after fleeing Japan
