Cuernavaca, Morelos - Nissan is ending nearly six decades of continuous production at its CIVAC facility in Morelos, consolidating all Mexican vehicle assembly into its Aguascalientes complex as part of its global “Re:Nissan” restructuring strategy. The closure, scheduled to complete by March 2026, marks the end of the automaker’s longest-running factory outside Japan and leaves thousands of workers and a regional industrial ecosystem scrambling to adjust. The decision, framed by Nissan leadership as a move...
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