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Nissan-Honda merger talks have sparked global interest. While a full merger remains uncertain, the two auto giants are exploring deeper strategic partnerships.

The news sent shockwaves across the auto industry, Wall Street and even the consumer space: Struggling Japanese automaker Nissan may merge with considerably less struggling Japanese automaker Honda. If you own, have owned or are a fan of either brand, this may come as a total surprise to you, and…

Nissan has an all-new Kicks crossover on sale for 2025, but you might notice the old one sitting around if you visit a dealer. That’s on purpose. Nissan announced Tuesday it will continue to sell the previous-generation 2024 Kicks S (pictured above) alongside the all-new model. It’s called the 2025…

There were few catalysts to drive region-wide activity before the US central bank's interest rate decision, with Wall Street providing a negative lead as profit-takers moved in while economic data was mixed.

Nissan announced earlier this year that it has stopped spending money on combustion engines. However, other major Japanese automakers see things differently. In a joint press conference and at subsequent separate events, Toyota, Subaru, and Mazda pledged their long-term commitment to ICE by investing in new developments. Now, it's Honda's turn…

Japanese carmakers under pressure as automotive industry undergoes rapid electrification

Starmer says more to do on economy so growth is ‘felt in the pockets of working people’; US Federal Reserve widely expected to cut interest rates by a quarter point

Honda and Nissan engage in merger talks amidst challenges. Potential collaboration may include Mitsubishi. Focus on innovation and electric vehicles in a r...

Asian stocks are mostly higher ahead of the Fed’s last rate decision this year

Japanese automakers Nissan Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. have confirmed that they are discussing closer collaboration but denied reports they have decided on a merger

Asian markets swung Wednesday ahead of the Federal Reserve's much-anticipated policy announcement, while shares in Japanese car titan Nissan soared more than 20 percent after reports said it was in merger talks with rival Honda.