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Nissan And Honda Announce Plans For Merger: Here's What To Know
23 Dec 2024 | Abstracted from USA Today
The two carmakers signed a memorandum of understanding that allows them to continue discussions about integration via a joint holding company...they could become the third-largest auto group in the world...Mitsubishi Motors...will announce if the company will join the merger by the end of January.
"Honda and Nissan also manufacture vehicles in the U.S. Honda has 12 manufacturing plants in the U.S, where it makes automobiles, power equipment and aircraft engines."
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