Nissan may exit merger talks with Honda in favour of a new EV-focused partnership, potentially with Taiwan’s Foxconn.

If it happens, a merger between Honda and Nissan could create the world’s third-largest automaker, trailing only Toyota and Volkswagen.

Aside from smaller, more trivial issues such as the absence of a 200mph top speed or a rich leather and wood veneer cabin, ...

The Nissan-Honda merger deal appeared dead even before it got off the ground. After it was reported that Nissan is calling ...

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Global electric car sales Dec. 2024 up 23% YoY to 30% share. China sales up 46% to 53% share. Europe up 4% to 28% share. USA ...

While Mitsubishi was due to decide on whether it’s joining the merger by the end of January 2025, a report last month by The ...