The fees are forced "Nissan" to stop our requests for some of his cars

The company “Nissan” has decided to stop selling models of “Infiniti” SUVs, which are multiple use in Mexico within the US market, following the wide customs duties imposed by President Donald Trump on the import of cars. The company, based in Japanese Yokohama, said in a statement on Friday that it will be suspended for new requests for ‘QX50’ and ‘QX55’ in Mexico. The company also decided to maintain the production of ‘rogue’ in its factory in the city of Samyrna in the US state Tennessee, reminiscent of a previous plan aimed at reducing production, as part of a broader attempt to restructure its troubled business. Within hours after this week this week came into effect, Trump’s customs duties forced many brands with 25% on imported cars to stop their factories, or to give big discounts to the calm. Nissan rejected the production and offer, Nissan said: “We review the production processes and the supply chain with the aim of identifying the best solutions to efficiency and sustainability.” In January, the Japanese car manufacturer announced that it intends to reduce jobs and production in its manufacturers in Samyrna, Tennessee and the city of Canton, Mississippi, by canceling one job pink on each area from mid -April. According to the company, more than half of the Nissan sales come in the United States of these two manufacturers. The full image of the “Nissan” crisis, which has been the worst for almost 26 years, became clear in November, after the company recorded a 94% decline in its net profit during the first half, which led to its plans to reduce 9,000 jobs and reduce its production capacity by one fifth. The end of the ‘Nissan’ and ‘Honda’ partnership made the situation worse after the end of the ‘Nissan’ partnership with ‘Honda Motor’ officially in February, a historical agreement that was theoretically supposed to produce one of the largest car businesses in the world, but it was officially canceled in February. Thereafter, Nissan CEO was replaced earlier this month after Makoto Otchida handed Ivan Espinoza, 46, who was of Mexican origin and previously oversaw the company’s products -portfolio.