Tokyo, Nissan is slashing production at its US plants and offering buyouts to factory workers there as part of the Japanese automaker's urgent efforts to return to profitability.

The project is rumored to be a rebadged version of the next-generation Leaf and would give Mitsubishi its first U.S. EV since the i-MiEV.

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Nissan Leafs are not only among the most affordable EVs on the market, but they also offer top-notch reliability.

Loss of Mirage is going to hit Mitsubishi hard but it has new products coming, including its first EV for the US since the ...

Unconnected to the tax credit fears, but surely connected to worries about other President Trump policies, is Nissan’s ...