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Nissan is cutting back as it struggles to profit amid falling demand. The automaker plans to cut 9,000 jobs, reduce its global production capacity by 20 percent, and sell a third of its stake in Mitsubishi to cut costs. The company believes it could save itself $3 billion as it…

Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida has volunteered to cut his salary by 50% as the company announces plans to lay off 9,000 employees in response to declining sales and financial challenges.

Nissan is reporting a loss for the latest fiscal quarter as its vehicle sales sank while costs and inventory ballooned

Although America is the undisputed trucklandia, there are still a few forbidden fruits. The indestructible Toyota Hilux springs to mind, along with the Isuzu D-Max (and its Mazda BT-50 twin), Nissan Navara, Volkswagen Amarok, and Mitsubishi Triton. Lest we forget the Rampage name was resurrected last year, but not by…

Japanese automaker Nissan on Thursday announced 9,000 job cuts as it slashed its annual sales forecast, saying it was taking urgent measures to tackle "a severe situation".

We’re used to seeing and reading about all the outrageous cars in Dubai’s police fleet, like the Bugatti Veyron, Lamborghini Urus and Nissan GT-R. Well, we can now say that we have that at home because the good people at Unplugged Performance made the country’s first Tesla Model S Plaid…

When we think of iconic Japanese cars, the influential models from the motherland spring to mind—the 1JZ A70 Supra, the R34 Skyline, the 2000GT. But after Japanese marques established a foothold in the States, some of their most interesting projects were built just for us. Take, for example, the earliest…

A failing high-voltage battery on an electric vehicle is usually associated with high repair costs. That’s why some people are terrified that their beloved EV might conk out, leaving them stranded. Even though statistics show that the possibility of an EV battery failing is tiny (as in, less than 3%),…

At $18,330 with destination charges included, the Nissan Versa is the cheapest car money can buy in the United States. Over in India, you can pay half that for a new Skoda. Say hello to the Kylaq, a tiny crossover with a refreshingly low asking price. It starts at INR 789,000,…