YOKOSUKA, Japan — Money-losing Japanese automaker Nissan is banking on its latest “e-Power” technology for a turnaround.

Japan's Nissan announced a new round of cost cuts this month that include closing seven production sites globally.

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Japanese automaker Nissan Motor Company reported a 7.2% year-on-year fall in global sales to 225,729 vehicles in April 2025.

The Japanese company is in a dire position and aims to sell its facility, reportedly worth nearly $700 million, within the ...

Nissan considers selling its Yokohama headquarters to cope with worsening financial strain and U.S.-imposed tariffs. Japan ...

Analysts attributed Nissan's troubles to factors including an ageing line-up, a lack of hybrid models in the U.S. and ...

The Japanese automaker’s comeback plan hinges on its upgraded e-Power system, which will be crucial in keeping pace with ...