Employees
~45,704
Founded
1933
About Nissan Motor Corporation
Key Facts
Approximately 45,704 employees globally
Headquartered in Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa, Japan
Operates in Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
Founded in 1933
Executive Leadership Team
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Nissan Motor Corporation Executive Leadership Team
Andrew Tavi
Senior Vice President, Corporate and External Affairs
Chief Legal Officer, Chief Sustainability Officer, Head of Government, Community and Corporate Affairs for Nissan Americas. Responsibilities include oversight of all legal, regulatory, governance, compliance, sustainability, security, political and legislative issues affecting the company's operations across all of North and South America.
Since 2021
Christian Meunier
Chairman, Nissan Americas
- Leads Nissan Corporation in North and South America,
- ln charge of both Nissan & Infiniti brands for Commercial, Product strategy, Manufacturing (6 plants in US, Mexico, Brazil), R&D (Technical Centers in US, Mexico, Brazil), Purchasing, Finance, HR, Legal/government Affairs, SCM…
- 1.5 Million vehicles sales per year, 6% market share, 40k employees
- Leads aggressively and successfully the turnaround of the Americas business through resetting, realigning and re-focusing on key priorities : growing revenues to regain scale and increase profitability, managing Free Cash Flow tightly, taking exceptional care of our customers, strengthening current product competitiveness and redefining the future product portfolio.
Achievements :
• Improved significantly supplier, dealer engagement and alignment with Nissan’s strategy
• Very focused on speed of decision, simplification, elimination of bureaucracy, fewer but bigger projects
• Led turnaround of financials and FreeCashFlow, driving massive cost reduction across the region in 2025 alone : $1 Bil fixed cost reduction yoy and $1 Bil variable cost ($1,000+ per unit). $1.5 Bil of variable cost savings ongoing in 2026
• US retail sales growth since April 2025 and fastest growing brand since Sept 2025
. Canada +5%, Mexico +4% (25 vs 24)
• Led Accelerated localization of US production for US (from 44% in Jan to 65% of US sales in Dec) to reduce tariffs, strengthen margins/profitability & market competitiveness
• Major overhaul of future product portfolio for improved profit, compliance and localization in the US. Critical Hybrid e-POWER launch pulled ahead into Summer 2026 and development of next-generation D-platform 5 vehicles with hybrid technology including the new Xterra relaunch in 2028.
• Focus on quality/durability : Nissan #1 in the U.S. J.D. Power Initial Quality Study for mainstream brands, Infiniti #3 in Sales Satisfaction. In Canada, Nissan #2 in J.D. Power Vehicle Dependability.
Since 2025
Business Focus Areas
Business Focus Areas
saleFinancial ServicesmanufactureAutomotive
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