Overview
- Nissan reported April–September revenue of ¥5.58 trillion (down 6.8% year on year) and an operating loss of ¥27.6 billion, with global sales down 7.3% to 1.48 million vehicles.
- The automaker kept its full‑year net result unspecified while it calculates restructuring charges, but it reiterated guidance for ¥11.7 trillion in revenue and a ¥275 billion operating loss for the year to March 2026.
- Nissan will sell its Yokohama headquarters for ¥97 billion to an SPC backed by Mins Group and continue to use the site under a 20‑year lease, booking a ¥73.9 billion special gain in the current fiscal year and directing proceeds to capital investment.
- Production of Nissan models at the joint plant with Mercedes‑Benz Group in Mexico will end in November, aligning with a plan to consolidate global factories from 17 to 10 and reduce headcount by about 20,000 by fiscal 2027.
- President Ivan Espinosa said the company is exploring collaboration opportunities with Honda as it shortens new‑model development to roughly 30 months and builds on the N7 EV’s about 40,000 sales in China, which exceeded initial expectations by 13%.