The new layoffs will bring Nissan's total workforce cuts to about 20,000 jobs. Last year, the automaker announced plans to cut 9,000 workers and previously announced nixing plans to build a plant in Japan.

Six months after revealing layoffs affecting 9,000 workers, Nissan is more than doubling that amount and cutting 20,000 jobs within the next two years instead. In an announcement on Tuesday, Nissan publicized a recovery plan called "Re:Nissan,

By bno - Jakarta Office Japanese car giant Nissan has recently announced sweeping closures of factories and significant job cuts worldwide, reflecting a company grappling with profound challenges. This major restructuring marks a decisive shift as Nissan attempts to navigate declining sales,