Two major Japanese automakers announced their intentions to merge Monday, aiming to create the world’s third-largest automaker in an industry facing radical change with electric vehicles and emerging Chinese automakers.
Nissan and Honda announced a memorandum of understanding that will start discussions of a merger for the two automakers to create one joint company. Another Japanese automaker, Mitsubishi, which was already in an alliance with Honda, will also be a part of the discussions.
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