TOKYO — Nissan's midterm business plan for recovery was called "Nissan Next." But this fall, the company's employees, suppliers, dealers and customers will learn what's really next.
Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida is finalizing a new long-term strategy for Nissan to be presented at that time — a blueprint that will outline a brighter future of sustainable growth for the beleaguered Japanese automaker, once massive losses and slumping sales are finally in the rearview mirror.
Uchida teased his new 10-year road map at a contentious annual shareholders' meeting last month, where the CEO tried to keep a focus on the positives as shareholders complained about issues ranging from the company's lackluster stock price to its relations with its French partner Renault.