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Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.

Red Hat and Nissan Partner to Develop Next-Gen Software Defined Vehicle Platform

Nissan Considers Exporting China-Made EVs to Canada

Nissan Considers Reducing Yokohama Plant Capacity

Nissan Reports 2025 Fiscal Year Results: Operating Profit Turns Positive, Net Loss Remains High

Nissan Releases 2026 Fiscal Year Earnings Report

Nissan Launches Re-shaping Plan, to Launch 13 New Models in 3 Years

Nissan Reports Significant Loss Reduction, Projects Profitability in Next Fiscal Year

Nissan CFO Indicates Mideast Conflict Impacted Operating Profit by 15 Billion Yen in First Half

Nissan CEO announces global business capacity utilization rate average of 80% by 2026

Nissan CFO Explains FY 2025/2026 Net Loss Reasons

Nissan Reports FY 2025/26 Full-Year Automotive Business Free Cash Flow of Negative 480.8 Billion Yen

Nissan Expects Annual Operating Profit of 200 Billion Yen

Nissan Announces FY2025/2026 Group Operating Profit

Nissan Announces Plan to Complete 9 New Sales and Service Centers in Taiwan Over the Next Two Years

Nissan Pauses EV Production Transformation Plan at U.S. Plant

Nissan Discusses Partial Closure of Barcelona Warehouse and Business Model Shift in Nordic Markets

Nissan Plans to Cut 900 Office Workers in Europe

Nissan to merge production lines at Sunderland plant in UK

Nissan Cancels Canton Plant EV Investment Plan, Focuses on Gasoline and Hybrid Trucks

Nissan Upgrades Profit Forecast and Pushes Robotaxi Services

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Red Hat and Nissan have launched a collaboration to develop a next-generation software-defined vehicle (SDV) platform. This initiative aims to create a standardized, scalable Linux foundation for Nissan's software platform, enhancing vehicle technology throughout its lifecycle. By leveraging Red Hat's open-source expertise, Nissan seeks to innovate rapidly while ensuring safety and security. The partnership integrates Red Hat's engineering into Nissan's development, allowing for greater control and agility in software management across its global fleet.

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ZAWYA: Nissan and Red Hat co-engineer the future of software-defined vehicles

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Nissan is considering exporting EVs produced by its joint venture with Dongfeng Motor to Canada, following the country's lift of the ban on China-made vehicles. The Canadian market allows up to 49,000 China-produced EVs annually. Nissan aims to export 100,000 vehicles initially, potentially increasing to 300,000, with models like the N7 sedan and Frontier Pro pickup truck. The company's Chinese factories offer cost advantages, and the NX8 SUV has already seen significant demand.

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Toyota has warned dealers of a motor oil shortage, advising them to substitute certain oil grades temporarily. Other companies like Mobil, Shell, Nissan, and AutoZone are also preparing for potential shortages. The ongoing Iran war has significantly impacted U.S. Group III base oil imports, exacerbating the supply crisis.

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Toyota warns dealers of motor oil shortage amid supply crisis

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. reported its financial results for fiscal year 2025, showing a positive operating profit of 58.0 billion yen despite a challenging environment. The company achieved a positive automotive free cash flow of 112 billion yen in the second half. However, net income remained negative at 533.1 billion yen. Looking ahead to FY2026, Nissan anticipates continued challenges but aims for positive operating profit and free cash flow, emphasizing progress under its Re:Nissan plan.

ZAWYA: Nissan reports financial results for fiscal year 2025

Motor oil shortages are impacting auto maintenance due to over 40% reduction in U.S. Group III base oil supply from refinery outages and shipping disruptions. Major companies like Toyota and Nissan report shortages, leading to price hikes and oil substitutions. Drivers can expect higher costs, fewer discounts, and limited availability of certain oil grades, with shortages potentially lasting until 2027.

- U.S. Group III base oil supply has decreased by over 40% due to refinery outages and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, impacting synthetic motor oil production.  
- Major companies like Toyota and Nissan, as well as retailers, are experiencing shortages, leading to warnings of price increases and oil substitutions from repair shops.  
- Drivers should anticipate higher costs, fewer discounts, and limited availability for some oil grades, with shortages possibly continuing until 2027.

Motor oil shortages and rising costs hit auto maintenance

Concerns over a motor oil shortage are rising due to supply disruptions from the Iran conflict. A leaked AutoZone memo and Nissan bulletin indicate significant lubricant supply cuts. Drivers and repair shops are experiencing higher prices and limited stock, leading to rationing and delayed maintenance. The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has decreased Group III base oil supply, pushing prices to record levels and threatening shortages until 2027.

Motor oil shortage fears grow as Iran conflict disrupts supply

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. reported a net loss of ¥533.10 billion for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, despite sales of ¥10,689.89 billion. The company anticipates a profit rebound supported by cost savings and new models, marking a potential turnaround. Analysts remain cautious due to ongoing tariff and competition risks, but optimistic forecasts suggest a revenue of ¥13,193.3 billion and earnings of ¥198.1 billion by 2029.

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Why Nissan Motor (TSE:7201) Is Up 8.5% After Forecasting Profit Return Despite Latest Annual Loss

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Honda Motor Co. reported a net loss of ¥423.9B for FY Mar 2026, primarily due to EV writedowns and restructuring costs. The company has scrapped several EV projects, including three models in Ohio and an $11B Canadian plant, and will shift focus to hybrids in North America by 2027. Additionally, Honda is in talks with Nissan regarding a potential alliance.

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Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.(7201.JP)

ZAWYA: Nissan and Red Hat co-engineer the future of software-defined vehicles

Nissan considers exporting China-made EVs to Canada

Toyota warns dealers of motor oil shortage amid supply crisis

ZAWYA: Nissan reports financial results for fiscal year 2025

Motor oil shortages and rising costs hit auto maintenance