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Honda and Nissan they are said to have discussed the merger. Japanese book Nikkei he said The two automakers are planning to sign a joint venture agreement to liquidate their shares in the new rival company.
The merger would combine the assets of Japan’s second-tier and third-tier car manufacturers, giving them a competitive advantage over the country’s market leader, Toyota. Bloomberg he adds that it would also put them in a better position in opposition Tesla and Chinese EV manufacturers. Nikkei says Mitsubishi may join the talks later.
Earlier this year, Honda and Nissan he said they work together to develop software, batteries and other EV components. The “merger-and-compete” agreement followed Toyota’s acquisition of shares in the Subaru, Suzuki and Mazda. With today’s news that the two are ready to take action, the space is shifting to a few (but big) automakers competing for customers.
Bloomberg also report On Tuesday that Honda is moving forward to produce hybrid vehicles such as the demand for electric/gas vehicles remains high outside of China. The automaker wants to double its annual hybrid sales by 2030. “The goal would be to be neutral by 2050, but the demand for hybrids will remain high in the future,” said Honda Chief Officer Katsuto Hayashi on Sunday. “We’re seeing a lot of this growth happening in North America.”
As for North America, US President-elect Donald Trump is said to be preparing change President Biden’s EV policies. His reform group is said to have advocated ending government subsidies for EVs and charging stations and focused on blocking cars, equipment and battery components from China. Meteorologists say so he warned that the transition from gas-powered vehicles to electric vehicles is necessary to reduce carbon emissions and eliminate them very dangerous shows about our country.
