Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. launched The Arc, its new business plan to drive value and strengthen competitiveness. The plan is focused on a broad-based product offensive, increased electrification, new approaches to engineering and manufacturing, the adoption of new technologies, and the use of strategic partnerships to increase global unit sales and improve profitability. By fiscal year 2030, Nissan sees a revenue potential of JPY 2.5 trillion from new business opportunities.

Balanced product portfolio: Nissan plans to launch 30 new models over the next three years, of which 16 will be electrified, and 14 will be ICE models, to meet the diversified customer needs in markets where the pace of electrification differs. Nissan plans to launch a total of 34 electrified models from fiscal year 2024 and 2030 to cover all segments, with the model mix of electrified vehicles expected to account for 40% globally by fiscal year 2026 and rise to 60% by the end of the decade. In key regions and markets, Nissan's actions by fiscal year 2026 (unless otherwise indicated) include: Americas: Increase across-region sales by 330,000 units (in fiscal year 2026 and compared to fiscal year 2023) and invest 200 million USD in integrated customer experience in the U.S. In the U.S. and Canada: Launch seven all-new models.

In the U.S.: Refresh 78% of passenger vehicle line-up for Nissan brand and launch e-POWER and plug-in hybrid models China: Refresh 73% of Nissan-brand models and launch eight new-energy vehicles (NEVs), including four Nissan-branded models. Target 1-million-unit sales in fiscal year 2026, representing an increase of 200,000 units. Start vehicle exports in 2025; Aim for 100,000 unit level.

Continue to optimize production capacity with local partners Japan: Refresh 80% of passenger model line-up, launching five all-new models; Achieve a 70% electrified level in passenger vehicle line-up; Increase sales by 90,000 units (compared to fiscal year 2023) to 600,000 units in fiscal year 2026. Africa, Middle East, India, Europe and Oceania: Increase across-region sales units by 300,000 units (in fiscal years 2026 and compared to fiscalyear 2023) in fiscal year 2026) to 600,000 units In fiscal year 2026. Africa.

Increase across-region sales units By 300,000 units (in Fiscal year 2026 and compared to Fiscal year 2023) In Europe: Launch six all-new models; achieve 40% EV passenger-vehicle sales mix; In the Middle East: Launch five all-new SUVs; In India: Launch three all-new models and become a hub for exports, at a level of 100,000 units; In Oceania: Launch a 1-ton pickup and introduce a C crossover EV; In Africa: Launch two all-new SUVs and expand A-segment ICE vehicle EV competitiveness. The product offensive will be supported by new development and manufacturing approaches aimed to make EVs more affordable and increase profitability. Strategic partnerships: Nissan will harness strategic partnerships to stay competitive and offer a global portfolio of products and technology.

In China, Nissan will fully utilize its local assets to meet the needs of China and beyond.