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General · 24 May 2026

Nissan Firm Ends UK Electric Parts Project

Nissan Firm Ends UK Electric Parts Project

Fewer electric car parts will now be made in Britain after weaker European demand hurt Nissan's battery vehicle business. JATCO, a Nissan company, dropped plans on Sunday for a Sunderland site that would have built motor, inverter and reducer systems for electric vehicles. Announced in January 2025, the project carried a £48.7 million investment and yearly output capacity of 340,000 units.

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