Ed Jones is back at Nissan after seven years with Audi UK, stepping into the role of sales director as the Japanese brand accelerates momentum ahead of its latest electric and e-Power model launches.
James Taylor, who spent more than 20 years with Stellantis-owned Vauxhall until leaving the company earlier this year, has secured the managing director role at a rival car brand.
Nissan has announced that Makoto Uchida will step down as CEO on April 1 with Ivan Espinosa, the current chief planning officer, set to succeeds Uchida who retains his position as director until the annual general meeting of shareholders in June.
A new study by online car marketplace Carwow reveals that a majority of UK drivers believe the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate needs urgent reform with two-thirds (67%) of drivers thinking the government should ease the required EV production quotas for manufacturers.
Family-run dealer group FJ Chalke & Vale Motors’ Nissan Yeovil dealership is celebrating its 25th anniversary with the Japanese car manufacturer and has been presented with a long-service award to mark the occasion.
Struggling Japanese carmaker Nissan has pulled out of merger talks with Honda, bringing an end to discussions that could have created the world’s third-largest car manufacturer.
Honda and Nissan are set to unveil the specifics of their merger plan in mid-February, according to a report by Kyodo News on Friday, citing company officials.
Transmission manufacturer Jatco has officially opened a new factory in Sunderland, marking a significant investment in the UK automotive industry.
Honda and Nissan are planning to merge in a strategic move to counter growing competition from the Chinese car industry.
Japan's manufacturing heavyweights Honda and Nissan, two of Japan's top automakers, are set to begin merger talks as they battle mounting competition from Chinese EV giants, reports the Nikkei.
Nissan has announced it will lay off 9,000 employees worldwide and cut global production by 20% as it faces declining sales in key markets such as China and the US.
Marshall Motor Group has opened its new Nissan dealership in Cambridge returning the brand to the area as the city’s only authorised Nissan retailer for new and approved used vehicles, as well as for servicing and parts.
Brindley Group is embarking on a new direction for its Cannock site as it transitions to represent the North Birmingham territory for Hyundai.
Nissan is to use the UK as the launch pad for on-board bi-directional charging starting in 2026 as part of the car maker’s Ambition 2030 environmental goals.
North West dealership group Chorley is celebrating a significant milestone in its 20-year partnership with fire prevention and security specialist Black Box Group.
Greenhous Group has promoted Geoff Lowe as head of aftersales at all of its retail dealerships in Shropshire, adding Greenhous Nissan to his existing responsibilities.
Marshall Motor Group will open a new Nissan dealership at Cambridge, its original heartland, later this summer.
Pat Kirk Nissan in Omagh, County Tyrone, has acquired a striking new look after undergoing a £300,000 refurbishment.
Dicksons of Inverness has completed a management buy-out and is targeting turnover to double to £100 million within five years.
Nissan has a new global plan called the Arc to sell one million more vehicles globally, introduce new types of batteries, and reduce the costs of electric cars by 30%.
