Nissan to drop production of Rogue SUV in Japan by 13,000 vehicles, hit by Trump's tariffs on imported cars
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Production of the Rogue, Nissan's best-selling SUV in the US, will be cut by 13,000 units between May and July due to Donald Trump's 25% tariff. That represents more than a fifth of first-quarter sales. The Kyushu plant will run reduced hours, but will continue operating two shifts. Nissan is overhauling its operations to adapt to changes in the market. Other automakers such as Stellantis and Honda are also taking similar steps to cope with the new tariffs.
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Nissan va reduce producția în Japonia a celui mai bine vândut model din Statele Unite din cauza tarifelor lui Trump
Nissan reduce producția celui mai bine vândut model din SUA, din cauza tarifelor impuse de Trump (surse)
Efectul Trump: Honda își mută fabricile din Canada și Mexic în SUA, Nissan și Stellantis opresc temporar producția
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