Nissan and Honda formally end merger talks, scuttling $60 billion deal
- Honda and Nissan have ended merger talks that would have united the two automakers, as announced by both companies.
- Despite ending merger discussions, Honda and Nissan will continue their partnership on electric vehicles, focusing on collaboration for future developments.
- Nissan plans to reduce costs by approximately 400 billion yen and cut 20 percent of its global production capacity by fiscal year 2026.
- Honda's Chief Executive Toshihiro Mibe emphasized the need to compete with Chinese rivals by 2030, stating, 'Otherwise we will be beaten.
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