Key Takeaways Accelerated EV launches and strong emerging market presence position Nissan for revenue growth and market share gains in established and high-growth geographies. Cost reduction, alliances, and focus on higher-margin, tech-enabled models are set to improve operating margins and drive sustained earnings expansion.Read more
Key Takeaways Slow electrification progress and intense competition expose Nissan to market share losses, revenue pressure, and ongoing margin challenges, especially in China. Past governance scandals and quality concerns have weakened brand loyalty, intensifying headwinds from shifting consumer preferences and regulatory-driven investment needs.Read more
Key Takeaways Rapid cost reduction initiatives and operational consolidation could sharply improve margins, operating leverage, and resilience to macroeconomic shocks. Accelerated model refreshes and digital innovations position Nissan to outperform in electrification, new revenue streams, and global market share expansion.Read more
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells vehicles and automotive parts worldwide. It sells vehicles under the Nissan and Infiniti brands. The company offers vehicle and vehicle parts; engines, manual transmissions, and multiplier/reducer units; automotive parts; axles; and other related components. It also provides financial services, auto credit and car leasing, card business, insurance agency, and inventory finance, as well as engages in exterior and interior design for automobiles, and analysis of new materials and devices. In addition, the company engages in the provision of travel, environmental and engineering, production technology center, and facility services; ground and vehicle management, and information and measurement technology businesses; design, vehicle drawings and experiments, other engineering, electronic devices, and electronic equipment businesses; export and import of auto components and materials; and real estate businesses. Further, it is involved in planning and engineering of minicars and other related parts; and development, manufacturing, and sales of lithium-ion batteries for automotive use. Additionally, the company imports and sells Renault cars and parts; manages professional soccer club; and hold football and other sports event. The company was incorporated in 1933 and is headquartered in Yokohama, Japan.
