While Ford has faced lagging demand domestically for electric vehicles, Nissan needs to produce what parts it can in the U.S.

The car you drive years in the future might run off a battery being invented in a lab today. Companies in China and the United States are racing to perfect and scale up next-generation technologies.

Honda has looked at rapidly growing global EV sales and decided it would rather make itself irrelevant by reducing investment in EVs.

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Nissan showcases its all-electric N7 sedan and Frontier ... The company has established a comprehensive R&D, production and sales system in China. It plans to work with local partners to introduce ...

Nissan announced the closure of seven out of its 17 plants worldwide. The company has been in partnership with Dongfeng in ...

Talks with Japan, South Korea and the European Union have bogged down over auto tariffs and the U.S. reneging on past deals.

With doom swirling the automaker, we sat down with its new CEO for a peek under the hood.

Nissan's new chief executive has indicated it is considering using its Sunderland plant to produce vehicles for Chinese ...

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. has announced a financial recovery plan, Re:Nissan, under new management, while a “leaner, more ...

Nissan has termed its business restructuring plan: “Re: Nissan.” With a total of about 20,000 jobs planned to be cut, it is ...

Nissan Motor Co. said Tuesday that it will close seven vehicle plants and reduce its group workforce by 20,000 people in ...