With decline sales and the need to accelerate its transition towards electrification and intelligent mobility, the company explores possible alliances that drive its growth.
The arrival of Iván Espinosa as CEO of Nissan marks a turning point for Japanese automotivewhich faces a series of strategic challenges in an increasingly competitive market.
With decline sales and the need to accelerate its transition towards electrification and intelligent mobility, the company explores possible alliances that promote its growth, including a possible collaboration with Sling.
“Developing smart vehicles requires considerable investment and the choice of appropriate partners will be key,” he said Espinosawho will assume his position on April 1. Although the recent negotiation with Sling It does not come to specify, the new CEO does not rule out future collaborations, either with the Japanese automaker or other technological companies.
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Nissan Face a third annual net loss in six years, which highlights the urgency of renewing its product line and optimizing its development processes. Espinosa He pointed out that reducing the manufacturing time of a new model, from 52 months to only 30, will be a priority.
In the short term, Nissan will launch new models in its main markets
• North America: A renewed version of Sentra and the new Leaf With supercargators compatibility Tesla.
• Europe: The return of Micra as an electric vehicle and an electric variant of the SUV JUKE.
• India: A Multipurpose vehicle In 2025 and a SUV Compact in 2026.
Beyond traditional alliances within the automotive industry, Nissan Evaluate collaborations with technological firms that allow you to strengthen your offer in autonomous driving, connectivity and electric batteries. In this sense, the company showed interest in cooperating with Foxconnthe Taiwanese giant known for manufacturing iPhones.
Espinosa He acknowledges that he has a great challenge: “Normally, a CEO faces one or two great crises in his career; I have at least four or five at the same time.” Its management will define the future of Nissan In a sector where innovation and adaptation capacity will be decisive for success.
Source: Ambito
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