<ul><li>Nissan's CEO confirmed the Sunderland factory will not be closed despite cost cuts and job reductions.</li><li>The factory, which has been running under capacity, might consider building cars for Chinese partner Dongfeng to improve profitability and create more jobs.</li><li>CEO Ivan Espinosa expressed openness to collaborating with Dongfeng and seeking investments from other firms to overcome financial challenges.</li><li>Global carmakers seek government support to address challenges such as energy costs and regulations, with calls for more flexibility in selling plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.</li></ul>

Nissan open to making cars for Chinese partner in Sunderland, says CEO

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