Nissan Delays Electric Sedan Production, Shifts Focus to SUVs

Nissan adjusts its EV rollout plans in the US, prioritizing crossover SUVs amid slower-than-expected demand for electric vehicles.

Production of two new electric sedans has been postponed until at least November 2026.
Nissan will expand its EV lineup to five models, including a new Rogue-like electric SUV.
The Canton, Mississippi factory will support the manufacturing of these next-generation vehicles.
Nissan aims to introduce 30 new models globally by 2026, with 16 being electrified.
Weaker-than-anticipated EV demand has led Nissan and other automakers to reconsider their electrification strategies.