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Honda, Nissan Aim to Merge in 2026 as Talks Kick Off: Reports
- The two companies are mulling a capital tie-up, holding firm
- US, China competition is forcing legacy brands to join hands
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Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. are looking to finalize a merger agreement as soon as June after negotiations begin later Monday, and may combine in 2026, Japanese media reported, citing unidentified sources.
The two automakers plan to create a holding company that would be helmed by a president picked by Honda, Japanese broadcaster NHK said. A press briefing is expected Monday afternoon after the companies hold board meetings.