Nissan is planning to cut around 20,000 jobs, which is more than double the initially announced figure of 9,000 job cuts.
The announcement of increased layoffs could come soon as Nissan is set to present its fiscal year 2024 results.
The carmaker issued a revised outlook for FY2024, expecting a significant net loss due to major asset impairment and restructuring costs.
Despite selling cars with an increase of 5.4% in US sales, Nissan continues to face financial challenges and relies on profit-stealing incentives to maintain sales growth.