It's better to focus on one thing than spread your efforts, and Nissan's using that strategy as it plans to roll out several new EVs in the coming years.
suggests Nissan is shuffling its plans to make room for EV production, which could impact the next-gen Frontier.
The publication obtained an internal memo showing that Nissan plans to extend the current-generation truck by two years at its Canton, Miss., factory. That leaves the truck in production until 2029, which is far short of the 17 years it took for Nissan to update it before, but still a long time in automotive terms.that the move is meant to accommodate the changeover to EV production at the facility.
This shift could drive Nissan to electrify the truck, which may help it regain a foothold in the industry, but challenges are ahead. Sam Fiorani, VP at AutoForecast Solutions, toldNissan has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in its Mississippi factory for EV production, but the automaker isn’t on the level of many rivals, who’ve been on the electrification train for years. The automaker currently sells two EVs in the U.S.
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