Argentine industry hit: Nissan announces that it will stop producing vehicles in neighboring country

The Argentine industry is once again experiencing a blow, after the Japanese Nissan reported that she will stop making vehicles in the...

Nissan’s announcement to close down Argentina’s production plant and move the operation to Civac, in Morelos, places Mexico as a production hub for the Pickup Frontier, said Joselyn Ortega, deputy director of Corporate Communication at Nissan Mexico. “That speaks a lot about the restructuring, the changes, of the general plan announced by exCEO, Makoto Uchida, in November, a series of strategic plans that must be changed within the organization …

The Argentine automotive industry has just suffered a hard blow, because Nissan announced that it will stop producing the pick-up Frontier in the country and that it will move its assembly lines to the Civac plant in Morelos, Mexico. This decision is known within the framework of a deficit process that goes through the Frontier in Argentina, taking into account that the line installed in the Santa Isabel factory, Cordoba, has capacity to produce…

The factory plant is located in Santa Isabel, Córdoba, where the firm had been located in 2018 to manufacture the Frontier model in the country. With this decision the company will only work in Argentina with import and sale. The crisis in the different automobiles nationwide continues to give to the manufacturing sector that already has several of the big companies with processes of suspension of workers, cut turns, advanced holidays, voluntary…

This translates and must decode for these days the decision of the multinational Nissan to close its production line in Santa Isabel and move the production of the pick-up Frontier to a plant in Mexico, in the town of Morelos. This scenario, which [...] The post After the exodus from Nissan there is maximum alert due to the situation of the entire automotive chain and the social impact appeared first on puntoapunto.com.ar.

Nissan announces that it closes its auto factory in Argentina and that it moves completely to Mexico Published: 30-03-2025 / redpres.com Photo Flickr Photo Service/Lindsey Turner Rodrigo Centeno, president and general manager of Nissan in Mexico, emphasized that this decision reflects ...