News
Nissan to Scale Back Production Plan for New EV Due to China Rare Earth Curbs, Kyodo Reports
TOKYO (Reuters) -Nissan Motor is scaling back production plans for its new Leaf electric vehicle model because China's rare earth export restrictions have led to a shortage of parts, Kyodo News reported on Tuesday.
Nissan is reportedly delaying the start of production of two electric models at its Canton, Mississippi, plant.
The latest delay is a setback for the pioneering EV brand, which unveiled the Leaf in 2009. Earlier this year, the company ...
Nissan is making a high-stakes gamble to save its Oppama plant by teaming up with Foxconn, Apple's largest contract ...
According to new reports published by Nikkei and Reuters, Taiwanese electric vehicle upstart and electronics contract ...
The N7, a mid-size electric sedan developed for the Chinese market, is a strong example. It’s affordable, looks sharp, and ...
Japan's Nissan Motor is in talks to allow Taiwan's Foxconn to use one of the automaker's domestic factories to build electric ...
Nissan Motor plans to raise about 750 billion yen, or around 5.1 billion dollars, by issuing new corporate bonds to cover the ...
Nissan recently announced that it will launch the N7 globally, but has yet to specify which markets will get it ...
Nissan Motor is in discussions with Taiwan's Foxconn over electric vehicle collaboration that could save its Oppama plant in ...
Sales recently soared for a new Electric Vehicle (EV) with an impressive 518-mile range which rivals a petrol car with a full ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback