Renault and Nissan should “remedy” the decadeslong unequal alliance, in which the French automaker controls the larger Japanese company through a controlling stake, former Nissan President Hiroto Saikawa has said, emphasizing that the two companies should build a more equal relationship by reducing Renault’s stake in Nissan.
In an interview with Kyodo News in mid-October, his first with a major media outlet since stepping down in September 2019, the former chief executive said, “It’s ideal to have a partnership where they can decide flexibly whether to share core technologies such as autonomous driving and electrification.”
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