Nissan to stop sedan business in Japan

2021-06-15 14:00:00

Nissan Motor will stop developing new sedan models in Japan. The majority of Nissan's new car sales were sedans in the past, but demand has declined in recent years. Nissan plans to focus its operating resources on SUVs and electric vehicles (EVs) and may withdraw from the sedan business in Japan.

It is reported that Nissan has informed its major suppliers of its decision to stop developing sedan models. In addition to the Skyline, the development of the premium sedan "Fuga" and "Cima " will also be discontinued. The production of the Sentra sedan has been terminated by the end of 2020. (TechWeb)

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