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Way forward for Nissan’s Sunderland plant doubtful

By Editorial Board Published May 13, 2025 3 Min Read
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Way forward for Nissan’s Sunderland plant doubtful

The way forward for Nissan’s Sunderland operations is doubtful because the Japanese automotive maker cuts its variety of factories and shrinks its workforce much more than beforehand introduced.

The corporate confirmed on Tuesday it’ll shut seven factories and lower 20,000 jobs globally in a bid to slash prices.

The job losses had been reported by Japanese media forward of Nissan’s announcement.

The automotive maker stated it’ll lower 11,000 extra jobs than initially deliberate, having introduced in November that it could axe 9,000 roles in a restructuring.

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Its variety of manufacturing vegetation might be slashed from 17 to 10.

Most job losses – 65% – will come from manufacturing, Nissan chief government and president Ivan Espinosa instructed reporters.

Round 6,000 employees are employed at Nissan’s manufacturing operations in Sunderland.

A spokesperson for Nissan UK stated it’s “currently in detailed study within the company regarding the announced plant closures”.

“At this stage, we are not able to inform you which plants will be affected,” the spokesperson added.

Mr Espinosa has stated, nevertheless, the corporate will assemble extra electrical automobiles on the Sunderland website.

He additionally confirmed some closures would are available Japan on high of beforehand introduced consolidation in Argentina, Thailand and India.

“There is more to come, and we will inform you in due course,” he added.

When requested why the announcement was being made now, he stated Nissan “cannot absorb costs with current revenues”, and there’s “volatility in the market”.

The auto trade is among the many worst hit by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, as vehicles and automotive components coming into the US have been topic to a 25% tax.

Vehicles made within the UK might be topic solely to a ten% tariff as a part of a deal negotiated between the US and UK.

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There’s an “urgent need” for Nissan to get better, Mr Espinosa stated.

“We have a mountain to climb from the losses we are announcing today,” he added.

Sunderland has been host to quite a few politicians, together with former prime ministers, through the years as Nissan introduced in 2023 it was to construct a battery-making gigafactory on the location.

In 2021, Boris Johnson’s authorities was understood to have dedicated round £100m on to Nissan and Chinese language producer Envision to construct the manufacturing unit.

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