Honda, Nissan Reportedly Calling Off £46.2B Merger Amidst Restructuring, Subsidiary Concerns
Japanese car manufacturers Honda and Nissan are reportedly calling off their £46.2 billion ($58 billion) merger, announced in December 2024, amid concerns from Nissan regarding its corporate restructuring and discussions over becoming a subsidiary of Honda.
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Nissan 'e-Trail' Trademark Filing Hints At Off-Road EVA new trademark filing by Nissan with the United States Patent and Trademark Office suggests the Japanese automaker may be ...
After ending its planned EV merger with Honda, Nissan is now on the hunt for a new partner to help it recover. To survive the ...
Nissan and Honda stated on Wednesday that discussions on various options, including ending merger talks, are still in ...
A rumored revamp could bring a much-needed tech update, but will it mean a higher price for the nation's most affordable EV?
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The "B" gear is a common feature of electrified vehicles, but in the Nissan Kicks, it functions more like something cars have ...
Nissan is open to working with new partners after merger talks with Honda foundered, two people familiar with its thinking ...
Since the dramatic downfall of “Cost Killer” chief executive Carlos Ghosn in 2018, Japan’s Nissan Motor Co. has labored with ...
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