In a press release, the two manufacturers say they are exploring a “strategic partnership” in the electrical and software sector. A feasibility study will be launched.
Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda, fierce historical rivals, confirmed on Friday that they are considering a “strategic partnership” in the future in electricity and software, enormous challenges they have in common and where the union can draw strength.
As a first step, the two groups will launch a feasibility study on their prospects for collaboration on automotive software platforms, key components for electric vehicles and other complementary products, according to a press release.
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