Japanese factories won't be spared as Nissan pares back its manufacturing capacity in order to stop the flow of red ink.

Nissan denies closure rumors, consolidates pickup truck production in Mexico, and Renault Group acquires stake in RNAIPL.

Media reports have suggested Nissan Motor Co. plans to close manufacturing facilities in South Africa, India, and Argentina ...

Nissan will shut down two car assembly plants in Japan as well as factories in Argentina, Mexico, South Africa and India as ...

TOKYO -- Nissan Motor is considering cutting two factories in Mexico, in addition to considering suspending or closing two factories in Kanagawa, Japan, the prefecture where the company was founded, ...

Nissan is considering plans to shut two car assembly plants in Japan and overseas factories, including in Mexico, as part of ...

Nissan Motor Co. plans to close two factories in Japan, as well as locations in four other countries as part of its ...

The Japanese automaker reported a net loss of 670.9 billion yen (S$5.9 billion) for the year that ended in March. Read more ...

Espinosa, who joined Nissan in 2003, has spent much of his Nissan career in Mexico and Southeast Asia, overseeing product planning including the drive toward electric vehicles, meaning he’s an ...

Nissan is reportedly considering closing its Rosslyn plant in SA, with the local division telling us it's "conducting a ...

Nissan, a Japanese automaker is considering plans to shut two car assembly plants in Japan and overseas factories, including in Mexico, sources said on Saturday, as part of a cost-cutting plan the ...

Nissan Motor India denies plant closure reports, reaffirms commitment to India operations, dealers, partners, and customers.