Nissan Eyes Supplying Vehicles to Honda in U.S.
Tokyo, July 11 (Jiji Press)--Nissan Motor Co. is considering supplying vehicles produced at its U.S. factory to Honda Motor Co., in an effort to improve profitability and plant utilization for a turnaround, informed sources said Friday.
The two Japanese automakers are planning for Nissan to manufacture pickup trucks, which are popular in the United States, and for Honda to sell them under its own brand, according to the sources.
(2025/07/12-00:06)
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