Nissan will scale back production of its popular Rogue SUV in Japan over the May to July period in response to new U.S. import tariffs, according to a source familiar with the matter. The move highlights how President Joe Biden’s 25% tariff on overseas-built vehicles is disrupting global automotive supply chains.The United States remains Nissan’s largest market, accounting for over 25% of its global sales last year. A significant portion of those vehicles, including the Rogue, are produced in Japan and Mexico, making the company more vulnerable to trade policy
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