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Japan Courts Tesla for Nissan Investment Amid Struggles

by Team Lumida
February 21, 2025
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  • A high-level Japanese group, including a former prime minister, is proposing Tesla invest in Nissan to stabilize the struggling carmaker after its failed merger talks with Honda.
  • Tesla’s potential interest lies in acquiring Nissan’s US plants to boost domestic production and counter tariff threats, but Elon Musk has downplayed the idea.
  • Nissan faces financial challenges, including downgraded credit ratings, job cuts, and underutilized US manufacturing capacity, raising concerns about its future.
  • The proposal aims to prevent a full takeover by foreign entities like Foxconn, which has shown interest in Nissan shares to expand its EV business.

What Happened?

A Japanese group led by former Tesla board member Hiro Mizuno and ex-prime minister Yoshihide Suga is planning to approach Tesla to invest in Nissan. This comes after Nissan’s $58 billion merger talks with Honda collapsed, leaving the carmaker vulnerable to foreign takeovers. Tesla’s interest is reportedly tied to acquiring Nissan’s US plants to increase domestic production and mitigate tariff risks. However, Elon Musk has publicly downplayed the idea, emphasizing Tesla’s focus on its own production innovations. Nissan shares surged 9.5% following the news, reflecting market optimism about a potential partnership.


Why It Matters?

Nissan’s financial struggles, including a downgraded credit rating and underutilized US plants, highlight the urgency for a strategic partner. A Tesla investment could provide much-needed stability and align Nissan with a global EV leader. However, Tesla’s historical reluctance to invest in other carmakers and its focus on autonomous driving and robotics make the proposal uncertain. The move also reflects Japan’s broader concerns about foreign takeovers, particularly by Foxconn, which is seen as too close to China. For investors, this situation underscores the challenges facing legacy automakers in adapting to the EV transition while navigating geopolitical and financial pressures.


What’s Next?

The Japanese group plans to formally approach Tesla, but the outcome remains uncertain given Musk’s lukewarm response. Nissan is also exploring other tech partnerships, including with Apple, as part of its turnaround strategy. Investors should watch for developments in Tesla’s decision-making, Nissan’s restructuring progress, and potential moves by Foxconn or other foreign entities. Additionally, geopolitical factors, such as Japan’s national security concerns and US trade policies, will play a critical role in shaping the outcome.

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