Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. 7201

TM faces China weakness and falling profit guidance, but hybrid demand, financing income and buybacks provide support.

TM's China sales slump weighs on August results, but hybrids, financing income, buybacks and low valuation provide support amid profit pressures.

NSANY's U.S. sales momentum, Rogue Hybrid launch and Re:Nissan savings support its outlook, despite China, Middle East and cost headwinds.

Sharply lower overseas sales more than offset higher domestic sales.

Nagase America announced today that its Mobility Solutions division has received Nissan Americas' 2026 Monozukuri Spirit Award for New Model Development and Launch Readiness, recognizing the team's exceptional execution, collaboration and agility in supporting Nissan vehicle programs.

The target compares with 65% currently and follows tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump’s administration.

The development follows the European Commission’s 2018 decision to fine certain shipping companies for fixing prices for the transport of vehicles.

The automaker said it has begun large-scale implementation of its “in China, to the world strategy.”

The executive behind the carmaker’s sales rebound is eyeing a step that would test the whole plan.

The Japanese automaker could nearly double its U.S. annual output to 1 million vehicles if it adds a third shift at both its U.S. plants

Nissan Motor (TSE:7201) is back in focus after committing new funding to its Sunderland plant in the U.K. to build the Nissan Kicks e-Power hybrid crossover, tying fresh capital to its electrified lineup. Despite the Sunderland commitment, Nissan Motor’s 1-year total shareholder return is down 14.9% and the 3-year total shareholder return has fallen 53.1%. The share price is now at ¥312.3 and the year-to-date share price return has declined 20.5%, pointing to fading momentum even as...

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