Nissan to Preserve 1 Million-Vehicle Output in Japan by Shifting Production
Nissan Motor announced it will keep a 1 million-vehicle annual capacity in Japan despite closing a plant, moving the Elgrand minivan line to its Tochigi facility.
Following the shutdown of one of its factories, Nissan Motor plans to retain the ability to build up to 1 million cars per year in Japan. The company will consolidate minivan manufacturing by transferring Elgrand production to its Tochigi plant. This internal reshuffle aims to maintain overall output while optimizing its remaining sites.
Why it matters
The plan shows Nissan can maintain output despite plant closures, affecting jobs and supply chains in Japan.
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