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Honda partners Nissan to compete against Tesla, BYD, other EV rivals

David Ijaseun by David Ijaseun
March 16, 2024
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Japanese automakers Honda and Nissan have announced a strategic partnership aimed at bolstering their position in the global automotive landscape. This is in response to the expanding dominance of China’s auto industry and the formidable presence of Tesla in the electric vehicle (EV) market.

The collaboration, unveiled in Tokyo, outlines a joint effort between the two automotive giants to explore opportunities in electric mobility, including sharing battery and motor technology, as well as collaborating on software and other crucial components essential for EV production.

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While specific details are yet to be finalised, Honda President Toshihiro Mibe emphasised the importance of this initiative, stating, “We are still in the preliminary stages, but we are eager to delve into how we can combine our strengths to advance in the electric vehicle sector.”

Mibe’s sentiments were echoed by Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida, who emphasized the need for agility in the face of emerging competition. “The landscape of the automotive industry is evolving rapidly, and to stay competitive, we must be willing to explore unconventional partnerships and approaches,” said Uchida.

The move comes amidst the escalating threat posed by Chinese automakers and the disruptive force of Tesla in the electric vehicle market. Uchida acknowledged the challenges ahead, noting, “Emerging players are very aggressive and are making inroads at incredible speed.” He added, “We cannot win the competition as long as we stick to conventional wisdom and a traditional approach.”

Nissan, a pioneer in the EV space with the introduction of the Leaf in 2010, has seen its momentum wane in recent years. However, Uchida remains optimistic about the potential of the partnership with Honda to reignite their presence in the electric vehicle segment.

Despite existing partnerships, such as Nissan’s alliance with Renault and Honda’s ventures with GM Ultium and Sony, both companies affirm that the collaboration will not interfere with their current agreements. Uchida clarified, “Our joint endeavor with Honda will complement our existing partnerships and is aimed at strengthening our global presence, not just limited to Japan.”

The collaboration between Honda and Nissan marks a significant development in the automotive industry, highlighting the necessity for traditional manufacturers to adapt and collaborate in the face of evolving market dynamics.

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