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Nissan to Cease Production at Oppama Plant in Japan -- Update
The Japanese carmaker said Tuesday that it would cease production at its Oppama plant in Yokosuka, Japan, at the end of March 2028 and transfer production to facilities run by the company's unit in the southern Japanese prefecture of Fukuoka.
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No Merger? No Problem: Honda, Nissan Hit The Road Together On Car SoftwareThe Japanese auto giants are teaming up to develop a standard vehicle operating system, aiming to cut costs and catch up in ...
Nissan is in talks to supply cars to Honda in the United States, which would let the struggling Japanese automaker put to use ...
The move would be aimed at improving profitability and plant utilization for a turnaround, while helping mitigate the impact ...
The plant would also build two new truck-based SUVs, which would lean on the next-generation Frontier. One of these is ...
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Why Honda Could Soon Be Selling A 'Real' Pickup In The United StatesAccording to a new report from Nikkei, the two Japanese automakers are exploring the possibility of sharing production ...
Nissan may get the chance to activate some idled manufacturing capacity in the United States to build trucks for Honda, ...
According to Nikkei, Honda is interested in Nissan’s underutilized plant in Canton, Mississippi. The factory currently builds ...
Nissan is negotiating with Honda to make vehicles at a U.S. factory to combat upcoming U.S. tariffs on Japanese-made autos.
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Honda Motor (NYSE:HMC) and Nissan Motor (NSNAY) are reporting talking about ways to standardize the basic software that controls their vehicles to be more competitive with Chinese electric vehicles ...
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