The two companies are reportedly considering operating separately under a holding company. They are also looking to deal Mitsubishi into the tie-in as well.
The move comes as competition for market share for EVs is intensifying, with most traditional combustion-vehicle makers releasing their own EV models in recent years.
On the news of the merger, Nissan is up 5.8% and Honda is up 1.5%.
The two companies are reportedly considering operating separately under a holding company. They are also looking to deal Mitsubishi into the tie-in as well.
The move comes as competition for market share for EVs is intensifying, with most traditional combustion-vehicle makers releasing their own EV models in recent years.
On the news of the merger, Nissan is up 5.8% and Honda is up 1.5%.
