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why electric vehicles will be key to the future of the embattled auto alliance

  • Written by Peter Wells, Professor of Business and Sustainability, Cardiff University

When Carlos Ghosn was escorted off his private jet after landing at Tokyo’s Haneda airport in November 2018 and promptly arrested for alleged financial misconduct, simmering tensions between carmakers Renault and Nissan over his plans to create a single, cohesive company became all too public.

The two companies, along with Mitsubishi, had...

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