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Posted on 5/9/2025
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Nissan Motor Corporation manufactures and sells a wide range of vehicles under the Nissan and INFINITI brands. The company operates globally, with its headquarters located in Yokohama, Japan, overseeing operations in various regions including Japan-ASEAN, China, the Americas, and AMIEO, which encompasses Africa, the Middle East, India, Europe, and Oceania. Nissan's vehicles are designed to meet diverse consumer needs and preferences, offering everything from compact cars to SUVs. Unlike some competitors, Nissan emphasizes its commitment to sustainable mobility, integrating eco-friendly technologies into its vehicle lineup. The company's goal is to provide high-quality vehicles while promoting environmentally responsible practices in the automotive industry.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Yokohama, Japan
Founded
1933
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Ailing carmaker Nissan Motor is considering closing two plants in Kanagawa Prefecture in hopes of shifting away from its costly business structure, which includes excessive production equipment, it was learned Saturday.
Nissan has recently invested £1.12 billion in the Sunderland plant to support the production of two new electric models.
Nissan originally rolled out the Micra 350SR concept in 2002 to celebrate the nameplate's little-known motorsports participation in Japan, and since then, the concept has been used for various promotional events as well as being loaned out to journalists.
Nissan has launched a video game that aims to honor Tokyo's iconic gaming culture.
Nissan on May 13 announced sweeping cuts across the company with plans to lay off another 11,000 employees and close more than a half-dozen plants across the globe.The latest cuts bring the carmaker's total workforce reduction to roughly 20,000 jobs, which accounts for 15% of the Japan-based automakers workforce, according to Reuters and The Associated Press.Following a whirlwind year, the company announced it would also close seven plants, Reuters reported. The move will cut the number of its production plants from 17 to 10.It was not immediately clear which positions were being slashed and which plants were shuttering.USA TODAY has reached out to Nissan.Financial results a 'wake-up call,' CEO saysNissan employs more than 133,000 people worldwide, according to Nissan's Global website, with about 21,000 people, including manufacturing employees, in the United States.The new layoffs will bring Nissan's total workforce cuts to about 20,000 jobs. Last year, the automaker announced plans to cut 9,000 workers and previously announced nixing plans to build a plant in Japan.Newly named Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa has rekindled optimism at the automaker."As you can see, our full-year financial results are a wake-up call," newly named CEO Ivan Espinosa said during a press conference, according to Reuters and The Japan Times. The reality is very clear. Our variable costs are rising. Our fixed costs are higher than our current revenue can support."Espinosa, who replaced former CEO Makoto Uchida (2019-2025) recently revealed a handful of upcoming vehicles to the public recently including the new Leaf EV and the Kicks.The hidden costs of owning a car: How fuel, maintenance and depreciation add upNissan layoffs come after retreating on mergerThe move comes on the heels of Nissan facing a plethora of challenges including new management, falling sales, and potential merger or acquisition