


Nissan Considers Relocating Production Amid Threat of U.S. Tariffs on Mexican Imports
Nissan's CEO warns of potential relocation of operations from Mexico if 25% tariffs are imposed by the Trump administration, affecting the auto industry significantly.
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Overview
Nissan may relocate production outside Mexico due to proposed 25% tariffs by the Trump administration, as stated by CEO Makoto Uchida. With Nissan being the second-largest automaker in Mexico, this could significantly impact the nation's economy and automotive sector. Currently, Nissan exports approximately 320,000 vehicles to the U.S. from Mexico. The company is closely monitoring the situation along with other automakers that might consider similar moves due to tariff uncertainties. While tariffs were initially delayed, the automotive industry remains vigilant regarding potential cross-border implications.
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