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Four top automakers, namely Toyota, Nissan, Honda and the AutoAlliance, which assembles Ford and Mazda vehicles, have announced that they will start manufacturing electric vehicles (EVs) in Thailand.

Nissan Motor Co. will increase its production capacity in China by about 30% by the end of 2021, The Yomiuri Shimbun has learned. The capacity will be raised to 1.8 million cars per year from the current 1.4 million.

Automaker Nissan has closed its factory in Indonesia and plans to make Thailand its lone manufacturing base in Asean with a long-term business plan, Suriya Juangroongruangkit, Minister of Industry, revealed.

Nissan unveiled a new electric vehicle and redesign of its "hamburger" corporate logo, seeking to make a fresh start after months of management turmoil and declining profitability.

Nissan today (May 29) announced that it was resuming production at its second plant from June 1, while production at its first plant, which is also in Samut Prakan, will continue as normal.

Japanese automaker Nissan has announced it will continue its production, investment and improvement at plants in Thailand and elsewhere amid the Covid-19 crisis.

Nissan Motor Co.'s priority is to conserve cash while making better use of its assets instead of selling them, Chief Operating Officer Ashwani Gupta said, as the struggling carmaker confronts an existential challenge from the pandemic that's upended the global economy.

Nissan gave the starkest warning yet on the future of the Japanese group's car factories in western Europe, with a plant in the U.K. threatened by Brexit and another in Spain suffering from a slump in demand.

Nissan shares fell to a decade low after the company cut its full-year profit outlook and scrapped its year-end dividend payout, slipping to fifth place by market value among Japan's automakers.

Carlos Ghosn's lawyers faced off with Nissan in an Amsterdam court for the first time since the former executive's dramatic escape from Tokyo last year.

Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard said the two-decade automotive partnership with Nissan has moved on from the Carlos Ghosn era, dismissing reports it's in danger of collapse and signaling the "anguish" of last year is over.

Nissan has revealed more details of an exhaustive probe into Carlos Ghosn, a week after its fugitive former leader accused the Japanese carmaker of being behind the plot to have him arrested.