Nissan ‘Mulls Pulling out of Korea’

Deteriorating Seoul-Tokyo relations have led to sales of Japanese automobiles here declining by half, prompting Nissan to consider pulling out of the Korean market altogether.Toyota, Honda and Nissan all have sales subsidiaries in Korea, but Nissan is suffering the brunt of a boycott of Japanese products.Some businesses are being hit hard, and the pullout would also affect Nissan’s Korean staff and dealers.

Nissan CEO Saikawa to step down on September 16

FILE PHOTO – Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa attends a news conference to release first quarter earnings at the company headquarters in Yokohama, Japan July 25, 2019. REUTERS/Issei Kato YOKOHAMA (Reuters) – Nissan Motor Co’s (7201.T) embattled chief executive will step down on Sept. 16 and will be temporarily replaced by Chief Operating Officer Yasuhiro Yamauchi,… Continue reading Nissan CEO Saikawa to step down on September 16

Renault boss Bolloré: “Electric car for 10,000 euros, there will be in five years”

REUTERS Renault boss Thierry Bolloré: “The prices for electric cars have to fall dramatically, that is a necessity” So far you have to spend at least around 20,000 euros for one electric car output. But RenaultCEO Thierry Bolloré expects that the Stromer will be available in the future for 10,000 euros. “We’re working on that,… Continue reading Renault boss Bolloré: “Electric car for 10,000 euros, there will be in five years”

Nissan CEO Saikawa tells some executives he plans to resign: Nikkei

FILE PHOTO: Nissan CEO Hiroto Saikawa attends a news conference to release first quarter earnings at the company headquarters in Yokohama, Japan July 25, 2019. REUTERS/Issei Kato/File Photo TOKYO (Reuters) – Nissan Motor Co (7201.T) Chief Executive Hiroto Saikawa has told some executives he plans to resign, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Sunday, as he… Continue reading Nissan CEO Saikawa tells some executives he plans to resign: Nikkei

Japan will let self-driving cars wander freely ahead of Tokyo Olympics – CNET

Will we see the E-Palette in the wild? Toyota Before the 2020 Tokyo Olympics officially kick off, tourists and locals are in for quite a display around the area. Japan will allow dozens of self-driving cars to freely roam near the competition areas and shuttle passengers. According to a Bloomberg report on Thursday, the government is… Continue reading Japan will let self-driving cars wander freely ahead of Tokyo Olympics – CNET

Nissan JUKE makes its first show in Francfort, Charente-Maritime, France

Nissan JUKE makes its first show in Francfort, Charente-Maritime, France Suggested Pages 2019/09/06 Issued by Nissan We use cookies to provide you with an innovative and exciting website. Please allow the use of cookies by clicking the “Accept” button or simply continue browsing. For more information please view our Cookies Information. Go to Source

Marshall Group opens new Nissan dealership in Lincoln

Marshall Group has opened a new Nissan dealership in Lincoln combining sales, aftersales, service and used car facilities together in one modern state of the art facility. The new dealership includes a new customer Re:Fuel lounge where visitors can relax with a hot or cold drink, and an innovative design lab. Here, customers can explore… Continue reading Marshall Group opens new Nissan dealership in Lincoln

PATRICK MARINOFF IS APPOINTED MANAGING DIRECTOR OF ALPINE

Alpine is announcing the appointment of Patrick Marinoff as Managing Director. Marinoff will have responsibility for leading Alpine’s next chapter of its rebirth. A German native, Patrick Marinoff started his career at Daimler in marketing strategy. He was then appointed executive assistant to the CEO. In 2006 he took a leadership role with the luxury… Continue reading PATRICK MARINOFF IS APPOINTED MANAGING DIRECTOR OF ALPINE

Press Releases – ACEA appoints new Director General

Brussels, 6 September 2019 – The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Eric-Mark Huitema as its new Director General, with effect on 1 October. Mr Huitema will succeed Erik Jonnaert, who is stepping down as Secretary General after six years at the helm of the association, which represents the… Continue reading Press Releases – ACEA appoints new Director General

GM will use Google’s embedded Android Automotive OS in cars starting in 2021

General Motors will use Google’s new Android Automotive OS to power the infotainment systems in its cars starting in 2021, the two companies announced on Thursday. That means Google Assistant, Maps, and other automotive-approved Android apps will be available in GM’s cars via the Play Store without requiring the use of an Android smartphone. All… Continue reading GM will use Google’s embedded Android Automotive OS in cars starting in 2021