Japanese automaker joins other automakers in pointing to new U.S. tariffs as weighing on their financial results.

Nissans new CEO, Ivan Espinosa, is facing mounting pressure to revive the struggling Japanese automaker amid falling global ...

Nissan’s new CEO, Ivan Espinosa, has said he expects Japanese trade negotiators to move more quickly in the country’s U.S.

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Nissan Motor Company (Nissan) has announced a sweeping restructuring plan in response to significant financial challenges. On ...

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Japanese automakers are grappling with a seismic financial challenge as U.S. President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on imported ...

Automakers like Honda and Nissan are revising production plans, increasing U.S. inventory, and announcing restructuring measures in direct response to the tariffs and resulting market challenges.

Nissan said its exports from Mexico and Japan accounted for just under 45% of its total U.S. sales, putting the cost of tariffs at an estimated $3B.

Nissan is considering moving the production of one of its cheapest cars, the Sentra sedan, to the US to avoid Trump's tariffs ...

exacerbated by the US tariffs. Both automakers are under pressure from rising costs and weak sales, with Honda considering increased US production and Nissan focusing on cost cuts to regain ...