As the publication notes, the growth occurred against the background of rumors that the company may begin structural reforms of the business and its recovery. The automaker's shares fell sharply last week after it announced plans to cut jobs and a fifth of its production capacity.
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According to Bloomberg, Nissan plans to produce about 3.2 million vehicles by March 2025, which is almost 7% less than in the last fiscal year.
We recently wrote that sales of new passenger cars in Russia increased by almost 60% over the year.
