Carlos Ghosn has branded Nissan visionless and poorly equipped for the electric vehicle revolution just days after the carmaker he once ran set out a $17.7 billion investment plan to take on the likes of Tesla, the Financial Times reported.
The intervention from the former Nissan chair, who lives in Lebanon since his escape from Japan, came after investors gave the Japanese carmaker’s plans a poor reception, with the group’s shares falling just over 7% since it was announced last week.
Read the full report: Financial Times.
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