Honda and Nissan are set to merge, potentially creating the world’s third largest automaker. The official announcement is expected in six months.
This merger may accelerate further consolidations in the industry as automakers adapt to technological changes and increased competition.
The shift towards electric vehicles (EVs) and advancements in self-driving technology are driving significant research and development costs.
Experts warn past auto mergers have frequently failed due to political factors and complex ownership structures, and new players like Tesla could disrupt consolidation.
The landscape may see a reduction in major automakers, as insiders predict a movement towards fewer dominant players within the next decade.
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