Foxconn Nears Mitsubishi Deal as It Seeks Broader EV Alliances with Japanese Automakers

The electronics giant aims to expand its EV footprint by finalizing a supply deal with Mitsubishi and exploring partnerships with Nissan and Honda.

Foxconn is finalizing a supply agreement with Mitsubishi Motors to produce electric vehicles for the Oceania market.
The company has expressed interest in forming a broader strategic alliance with Nissan, Honda, and Mitsubishi to strengthen its EV operations.
Foxconn’s EV Chief Strategy Officer, Jun Seki, emphasized the compatibility of Japanese automakers as a key advantage for the company’s strategy.
The move is part of Foxconn's efforts to counter growing competition from Chinese EV manufacturers in global markets such as Europe, Brazil, and Thailand.
Foxconn plans to diversify its EV offerings by launching an electric bus and a microbus in Japan, with production targeted for 2027.