Nissan is planning to close its Oppama plant, but working with Foxconn on electric vehicles could save jobs.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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Nissan, as part of a restructuring plan, is considering closing its plant in Oppama, Yokosuka, as part of a 15% reduction in its workforce and the closure of seven of 17 global factories. However, allowing Foxconn to produce electric vehicles at the plant could prevent the closure, protecting its 3,900 employees and suppliers. Nissan said the press reports are not official, and the talks with Foxconn were originally reported by Nikkei.
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Nissan negociază cu Foxconn permisiunea de a utiliza una dintre fabricile Nissan din Japonia, unde se vor construi mașini electrice
Nissan Motor discută cu compania taiwaneză Foxconn o posibilă colaborare în domeniul vehiculelor electrice
Nissan analizează producţia de vehicule electrice pentru Foxconn, pentru a salva uzina Oppama de la închidere, potrivit Nikkei
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