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Former Nissan CEO Ghosn casts doubt on success of Nissan-Honda alliance

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Posted on December 23, 2024

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· Last updated: January 27, 2026

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TOKYO (Reuters) - Former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn cast doubt on whether the potential merger between Honda and Nissan will be successful, saying the plans Nissan have "do not make sense" in a press

Ex-Nissan CEO Ghosn Questions Success of Nissan-Honda Merger

TOKYO (Reuters) - Former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn cast doubt on whether the potential merger between Honda and Nissan will be successful, saying the plans Nissan have "do not make sense" in a press conference on Monday.

Honda and Nissan announced on Monday the start of business integration talks, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters, as the carmakers strive to survive a rapidly changing industry landscape.

(Reporting by Sakura Murakami; Editing by Himani Sarkar)

Key Takeaways

Carlos Ghosn doubts the Nissan-Honda merger's success.
Nissan and Honda are in business integration talks.
Ghosn criticizes Nissan's strategic plans.
The automotive industry is rapidly changing.
The announcement was reported by Reuters.

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The main topic is Carlos Ghosn's skepticism about the success of the potential Nissan-Honda merger.

What did Carlos Ghosn say about the merger?

Carlos Ghosn expressed doubts about the merger's success, stating Nissan's plans do not make sense.

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Nissan and Honda are in talks to integrate their businesses to adapt to a rapidly changing automotive industry.

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