Peaks and ValleysNissan is fresh off its financial report for FY2025, and there’s reason to be a little bit more optimistic for the Japanese automaker. Of course, it’s not all good news, as the company still copped losses worth 533.1 billion yen ($3.376 billion), but on the other hand, there are positive signs towards recovery.With that, Nissan actually has a positive forecast for FY2026, and the company has even stated that its recovery is “ahead of schedule.” It’s not out of the woods yet, of course, and the slew of new models must perform exceptionally well to bring the brand back into the green.
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Author: Anton Andres
