A visitor takes a photo of a Nissan EVO Concept car model on display April 28, 2024, during the Auto China 2024 in Beijing. Japanese automaker Nissan said Nov. 7 it would cut 9,000 jobs and vehicle production globally to cut costs amid poor sales in the first half of fiscal year 2024.
"Nissan just announced 9000 layoffs in Tennessee to avoid severe losses due to expected tariffs. Experts expect more," a Nov. 13 While Nissan’s Murano is produced in Tennessee, the Kicks subcompact SUV is manufactured in Mexico, and the Armada andA Threads post claimed Nissan is planning 9,000 layoffs in Tennessee because of Trump’s proposed tariffs.
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