trhodes+FollowNissan’s 7-Seater Minivan Sneak Peek!Nissan’s got a new 7-seater minivan in the works, and it’s all about big space without the big price tag. Aimed at India and Southeast Asia, this ride is built for families who want practicality on a budget. Rumor has it, it’ll share some DNA with the Renault Triber but with its own Nissan flair—think fresh grille, new wheels, and roof rails. Launch is set for early 2026, and honestly, this could be a game-changer for anyone needing more seats without breaking the bank! #Cars #BuyingCar #Nissan10Share
robertocarter+FollowNissan Calls Foxconn for an EV Lifeline?Nissan might just hand the keys to its struggling car plant over to Foxconn—the same folks who build your iPhone. Why? The factory in Yokosuka is on the chopping block, and teaming up with Foxconn could keep it humming with electric cars instead of shutting down. If this deal goes through, it could save thousands of jobs and give Nissan a much-needed jolt in the EV race. Sometimes, even car giants need a techie rescue! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Nissan130Share
warrenmichael+FollowNissan’s Wallet Is on a Diet—Here’s WhyHeard the latest Nissan gossip? The car giant is asking its suppliers to wait a bit longer for their money, all to free up some quick cash and keep the lights on. Basically, Nissan’s trying to stretch its budget until next payday—just like when you delay paying your credit card bill to make rent. If you’re shopping for a new ride, keep an eye out: these cash crunches can mean fewer deals or delayed models at your local dealership. #Nissan #MoneyMoves #CarTalk #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup01Share
Robert Evans+FollowNissan Shake-Up: What It Means for YouNissan’s trimming its workforce at the Sunderland plant as part of a global cost-cutting move. Translation: the carmaker’s tightening its belt after a big loss, and that could mean fewer jobs but (hopefully) more efficient car production. If you’re eyeing a new Nissan Leaf, don’t worry—the plant’s still making them. But if you’re in the auto supply chain, expect some payment delays as Nissan tries to free up cash. Big lesson: even car giants have to hustle when times get tough! #Nissan #JobCuts #AutoIndustry #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup2218Share
emily27+FollowNissan Skips Massive Recall DramaNissan just dodged a recall of over 2 million cars after a years-long investigation into suspension issues. Turns out, while there’s a real risk of cracked control arms (especially in salty, snowy states), regulators say drivers would get plenty of warning before anything serious happens. Nissan’s already fixed 47,000 cars and extended warranties, so no recall for now. Would you still drive one of these Altimas or Maximas? Spill your thoughts below! #Nissan #CarNews #Recall #Cars #CarOwnership20Share
joseph36+FollowNissan’s 2M Car Probe Ends—No Recall!After 7 years, the US just closed its investigation into over 2 million Nissan Altimas and Maximas for rear suspension issues—without forcing a recall. Turns out, Nissan made a fix back in 2018, and most problems popped up in salty, snowy states on cars with over 113k miles. No injuries, just a handful of close calls. If you’ve got one of these models, you might already have the upgraded part or a longer warranty! #Nissan #CarNews #AutoSafety #Cars #CarOwnership50Share
Edward Wallace+FollowNissan & Renault: Splitting the Bill?Looks like Nissan is selling off some of its Renault shares—think of it like splitting the bill after a long dinner together. The carmakers are dialing back their financial ties, freeing up cash for Nissan to cook up new cars. For drivers, this could mean more innovative models down the road, as Nissan reinvests in fresh wheels instead of old partnerships. The auto world’s version of ‘it’s not you, it’s me.’ #Nissan #Renault #CarNews #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup111Share
stephenolson+FollowBig Car Recall: Is Yours on the List?Major recall alert! Over 486,000 cars—including Volkswagens, Rams, and Nissans—are being recalled because of camera glitches. If you drive a 2024-2025 VW Atlas, 2022-2025 Ram ProMaster, or a 2025 Nissan Frontier or Kicks, your rearview camera might not work right. Dealers will fix it for free with a software update, and you’ll get a letter soon. Double-check if your ride’s affected! #CarRecall #Volkswagen #Nissan #Cars16246Share
Tristan Richards+FollowNissan's $7B Money Move: What’s Up?Nissan’s pulling a major wallet move—selling off some real estate and even parts of its business to scrape together $7 billion for a big loan payment next year. Why? They’re feeling the pinch from slow car sales and tough tariffs. Meanwhile, Ford’s also hitting pause on some battery plants, so if you’re eyeing an EV, expect some shakeups. Basically, big car brands are hustling to keep the lights on and avoid sticker shock for drivers. #Nissan #CarNews #MoneyMoves #Business23Share
fnixon+FollowNissan's Tightening Belt: What It Means for YouNissan’s hitting pause on pay raises and offering buyouts to U.S. staff as it scrambles to save cash and revamp its lineup. Translation: the carmaker is cutting costs big time, even as sales tick up. If you’re eyeing a new ride, expect fewer Nissan deals and maybe some older models on the lot. The company’s betting on a leaner future to pay off big debts—so keep an eye out for changes at your local dealership! #Nissan #CarNews #MoneyMoves #Business195Share
