Japanese auto suppliers face pressure from US tariffs Nissan, Toyota, Ford seek cooperation from suppliers on tariff costs ...

The tariffs imposed by United States President Donald Trump in Japan, particularly the 25 percent on automobiles, is causing​ problems for the country's auto parts suppliers.

Mitsubishi is in talks with Nissan about joint production in the U.S., possibly at the existing Canton, MS, Nissan plant. Nissan confirmed discussions with Mitsubishi but stated no final decisions ...

Ford is pulling back further on its EV ambitions, letting rival Nissan use part of its flagship U.S. battery plant, according ...

Ford ( NYSE: F) has two EV battery manufacturing plants in Kentucky as part of a joint venture with South Korean battery ...

A Kentucky battery factory will help the Japanese automaker defer tariff costs.

Nissan previously announced an agreement with a South Korean company that will supply batteries for EVs to be produced at its Canton assembly plant.

Ford will split its Kentucky battery plant with Nissan due to underutilization, as tariffs cost the company billions.