On September 10, Nissan announced adjustments to its Japanese business, including expanding its product lineup in the Japanese market to include the Skyline, Patrol, and a new global B-Class model. Nissan said it will focus on the three priorities of adjusting manufacturing around vehicle series and field expertise, establishing long-term manufacturing flexibility, and maximizing factory utilization. The long-term goal is to produce about 1 million vehicles per year in Japan.

On September 10, Nissan announced adjustments to its Japanese business, including expanding its product lineup in the Japanese market to include the Skyline, Patrol, and a new global B-Class model. Nissan said it will focus on the three priorities of adjusting manufacturing around vehicle series and field expertise, establishing long-term manufacturing flexibility, and maximizing factory utilization. The long-term goal is to produce about 1 million vehicles per year in Japan.