Nissan's Exit Shows Argentina's Auto Industry in Trouble

Nissan's Exit Shows Argentina's Auto Industry in Trouble

Nissan decided to cease vehicle construction in Argentina – it is a caution for a district that fights price increases, unsound financing next to rivalry from close nations like Mexico. The future of industry throughout Latin America is vulnerable. A Bigger Blow Than Just One Plant Nissan recently declared the termination of manufacturing at its … The post Nissan’s Exit Shows Argentina’s Auto Industry in Trouble appeared first on LatinAmerican P…

The Japanese company will seek to consolidate its operations in Mexico with a view to the A. Latina market, which accounts for 15% of its global sales.

The Japanese car company Nissan will stop manufacturing vehicles in Argentina and consolidate its production of pickup trucks in Mexico from 2026, as part of its restructuring to boost its profitability. “All Frontier/Navara production, currently divided between Mexico and Argentina, will be consolidated on Line 2 of the CIVAC plant in Mexico from January 2026,” a spokesman for the company told EFE this Wednesday.