- New Vehicles: The timeline for developing new models is being reduced from 55 to 37 months, ensuring rapid innovation.
- Hybrid Introduction: Nissan plans to introduce overdue hybrids to North America, starting with the Rogue, featuring e-Power technology by 2027.
- EV Commitment: Look forward to a reinvented 2026 Nissan Leaf, transforming from a hatchback to a sleek crossover.
- Sporty Tradition: Sports models like the Z and GT-R will remain in the lineup.
U.S. Market
- Focus on Segmentation: Vehicles will be tailored for specific regions, with increased autonomy for the U.S. market.
China and Mexico
- China's New Approach: Eight new electric models by 2026, starting with the N7 sedan, aiming for export potential.
- Mexico's Strength: Emphasizing its role as a production hub with significant market share.
Europe and Japan
- Electrification Focus: Europe will prioritize EVs, deploying e-Power in models like Micra and Juke.
- Technological Showcase in Japan: Launch advanced vehicles, new e-Power models, and autonomous projects.
The Infiniti brand remains vital. Plans include a new QX80 flagship and electric models, positioning Infiniti beyond remodeled Nissan vehicles. Production will kick off in Mississippi by 2027.
Espinosa is targeting cost reductions and revenue growth, leveraging strategic partnerships with Renault, Mitsubishi, and other allies. The focus will be on sustainable cash flow despite a reduced scale from 5.8 million units in 2018 to 3.5 million.
With Espinosa at the helm, Nissan is poised for rejuvenation. Emphasizing hybrid growth, regional specialization, and brand strength, Espinosa aims to propel Nissan forward using innovative strategies and strong leadership. Keep an eye on the horizon as Nissan shifts gears to embrace its future.
