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Nissan Cuts Model Lineup, Embraces Electrification Strategy

4/14/2026

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Nissan, the automaker, will trim its models from 56 to 45 and shift toward electrification to compete with rising Chinese automakers.
At its Vision event, Nissan unveiled the Xterra and Skyline as part of the lineup change.
The company plans AI-defined vehicles and aims for 90% of its models to offer advanced safety and autonomous features.
Infiniti, Nissan's premium brand, aims for one million U.S. and Canada sales by 2030.

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Story summary

Nissan, the automaker, will trim its models from 56 to 45 and shift toward electrification to compete with rising Chinese automakers.
At its Vision event, Nissan unveiled the Xterra and Skyline as part of the lineup change.
The company plans AI-defined vehicles and aims for 90% of its models to offer advanced safety and autonomous features.
Infiniti, Nissan's premium brand, aims for one million U.S. and Canada sales by 2030.