Japan’s Nissan and Honda have ended discussions on a deal that would have created the world’s third-largest carmaker.

Nissan plans to cut thousands of jobs and slash production in a turnaround plan that becomes more important after calling off ...

The chief executives of the two automakers, at separate news conferences, traded jabs about Honda’s bid to change the terms ...

The deal, which was announced in December, ran into a wall after Honda proposed a structure that would make Nissan its ...

Nissan has been burning rather than generating cash since the financial year that ended in March 2024 due to heavy capital ...

The Japanese companies’ decision to call off negotiations highlights the challenges legacy automakers face in partnering to ...

Nissan and Honda ended merger talks to forge a $60 billion car company on Thursday, pitching Nissan deeper into uncertainty ...

In a statement on Thursday, boards of both Nissan and Honda decided to mutually terminate their memorandum of understanding ...

Although Mitsubishi considered joining the Honda-Nissan merger, that was old news by late January. That alliance might have ...

Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda stopped negotiations on a merger on Thursday but committed to continue collaborating.

Honda and Nissan initially said they were trying to finalize an agreement by June and set up the holding company by August.