Nissan cuts production and adjusts strategy due to Middle East shipping delays

Nissan is reducing production at its Kyushu plant in Japan by 1,200 vehicles due to shipping delays to the Middle East caused by disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. The company is also planning to import its Murano SUV from the United States to Japan for sale in early 2027, indicating a strategic adjustment to its supply chain. These moves highlight the impact of regional logistics challenges on automotive manufacturing.