Honda, Nissan, Mitsubishi exploring new project-based tie-ups. Honda’s China sales down 34%; focus shifts to SDVs and AI tech. Tariff pressures push Japan to back a Honda-Nissan alliance.

Japanese automakers Honda (HMC) and Nissan (NSANY) both announced dismal earnings on Tuesday — and the worst may still be yet to come. Honda’s operating profit fell 76% year-over-year for the ...

In the US, Nissan perhaps moved too slowly to respond to a decline in the popularity of sedans of various sizes, after dominating these segments along with Honda and Toyota for quite some time ...

Japan's third-largest automaker, following Toyota and Honda, is set to announce its full-year results on Tuesday, May 13. Nissan will livestream its fiscal year 2024 financial results announcement ...

Remember when Honda and Nissan were supposed to hold hands in an official merger? Why, of course, you, as it's been only a few months since the first details about the partnership emerged.

Nissan has been badly damaged by weakening sales in the United States and China, then saw merger talks with Honda (HMC) collapse and was recently forced to replace its chief executive. Like rivals ...

Honda motor company chief executive, Toshihiro Mibe, explained in a live-streamed business update that the brand has moved on from its plan to tie-up with Nissan and Mitsubishi in what would have ...

Honda Motor and Nissan Motor both expect multibillion-dollar blows from the tariffs on foreign-made cars imposed by the Trump administration in April, they said Tuesday as they reported earnings ...

Nissan has more than doubled its number of planned job cuts to 20,000, while Honda has estimated a $3 billion (€2.7 billion) blow from US tariffs will cut annual profits by more than half ...

Nissan has been hurt by weakening sales in the U.S. and China. It also saw merger talks with Honda collapse and was recently forced to replace its chief executive. New CEO Ivan Espinosa said ...

Related Honda, Nissan abandon plans for merger to create a mega Japanese automaker CPI: Inflation rose 0.2% in April, 2.3% on the year; slightly below expectations U.S. and China agree to pause ...