If a merger had – or possibly might still – go through, the Japanese domestic market would essentially be divided into two automakers, Toyota Motor Group and a Honda-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance.

Honda's shares soared by as much as 17% when local markets opened on Tuesday. The automaker said on Monday that it was starting merger discussions with struggling rival Nissan.

Japanese carmaker Honda Motor Company has confirmed it is eager to step up its collaboration with Nissan Motor on a broad ...

Honda CEO Toshihiro Mibe said at the December press conference that Nissan had to make consistent progress in its restructuring effort before the merger can proceed. Mibe insisted Honda isn't bailing ...

Struggling Japanese automaker Nissan reported a hefty first-quarter loss on Wednesday and declined to give a full-year ...

Honda’s net profit slipped nearly 20% in the first half of the April-March fiscal year from a year earlier, as its sales suffered in China. The merger reflects an industry-wide trend toward ...

Honda offers a minivan; Nissan's Quest was discontinued after the 2017 model-year. Honda still offers sedans, while Nissan has chopped the Maxima and is about to do the same to the Altima.

TOKYO (Reuters) -Nissan looks set to step back from merger talks with rival Honda, two sources said on Wednesday, calling into question a $60 billion tie-up to create the world's no.3 automaker and ...

Nissan and Honda announced last year they were entering formal merger talks. If a deal goes through, it could create the world's third-largest automotive group, with an annual output of 7.4 ...

Honda’s president, Toshihiro Mibe, said Honda and Nissan will attempt to unify their operations under a joint holding company. Honda will lead the new management, retaining the principles and brands ...

Honda and Nissan intend to enter merger talks, according to Japanese media outlet Nikkei. The arrangement would reportedly involve operating under a holding company and could also include a third ...

Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. took their first historic steps toward merging, in hopes of creating a juggernaut that can survive aggressive competition from China that’s roiling the industry.