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Nissan Motor
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Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. manufactures and sells vehicles and automotive parts worldwide. It sells vehicles under the Nissan and Infiniti brands. The company offers vehicle and vehicle parts; engines, manual transmissions, and multiplier/reducer units; automotive parts; axles; and other related components.
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10/11/2025 Update
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Automobile ManufacturersIndustry
Industry Ranking36/53
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreD
    • ROE-8.93%D
    • Profit Margin-3.70%D
    • Gross Margin14.87%D
  • Growth ScoreD
    • Revenue YoY-4.09%D
    • Net Profit YoY-702.56%E
    • Total Assets YoY-3.09%D
    • Net Assets YoY-21.35%E
  • Cash ScoreD
    • Cash Flow Margin-1340.69%E
    • OCF YoY-4.09%D
  • Operating ScoreB
    • Turnover0.61B
  • Debt ScoreD
    • Gearing Ratio73.00%D

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    Nissan earnings offer glimmers of hope

    Nissan Motor reported a surprise profit of 51 billion yen ($338 million) for Q2, exceeding expectations and signaling cautious optimism for its turnaround. Despite a forecasted $2 billion loss for the year, sales in North America rose 6.7%, and China saw five months of growth. The company implemented over $300 million in cost savings and has $14 billion in cash and credit lines. However, shares have dropped 27% this year, and the company faces challenges ahead, including a significant equity drop.

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    The Nissan Juke looks way better as an EV: Here’s your first look

    Nissan is set to unveil the all-electric Juke, which has been spotted with a new design ahead of its debut. Following the LEAF, the Juke EV is part of Nissan's £3 billion investment to upgrade its Sunderland plant and will launch in 2026, alongside the Qashqai EV in 2027. Despite the Juke's previous lack of appeal, it remains Nissan's second-best-selling vehicle in Europe, after the Qashqai.

    Electrek·
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    2026 Nissan Ariya Arrives in Canada With Significant Price Cuts

    Nissan has launched the 2026 Ariya in Canada with significant price cuts, starting at $55,830. This move contrasts with the U.S. market, where the model is being discontinued due to tariffs and shrinking incentives. The Canadian Ariya features reduced prices across all trims, with the SL e-4ORCE seeing a $3,000 cut and SL FWD a $4,600 reduction. Nissan aims to strengthen its EV lineup in Canada while facing challenges in the U.S. market, where it is focusing on the redesigned 2026 Leaf as its affordable EV option.

    DriveTeslaCanada·
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    Mexico Auto Exports Fall in October

    Mexico’s car exports fell 5.5% year-on-year to 314227 units in October 2025, following a 0.3% decrease in September.Exports fell for Volkswagen (-7.4% to 28451), Nissan (-52.6% to 21264), Honda (-23.5% to 17300), Audi (-9.6% to 15711) and BMW Group (-23.3% to 11992).Year-to-date, auto exports fell around 1.5% to 2.881 million units.

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    Japan's top automakers predict billions in profit losses due to permanent higher tariffs damaging their profits.

    Three major Japanese automakers, Toyota, Honda, and Nissan, are expecting significant decreases in their profits due to increased tariffs. They have acknowledged that these tariffs are expected to remain in place moving forward. The companies are forecasting substantial financial losses as a result of the higher tariffs on imported goods.

    Unusual Whales·
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