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Nissan global sales and production decline in May 2026, exports from Japan surge

Nissan reported a 10.3% drop in global sales and an 8.6% decline in global production for May 2026 compared to last year.

Global production

208,560 vehicles, -8.6%

Global sales

229,870 vehicles, -10.3%

Exports from Japan

26,253 vehicles, +21.9%

What Happened

Nissan Motor Co. announced its production, sales, and export figures for May 2026. Global production fell 8.6% to 208,560 vehicles, while global sales dropped 10.3% to 229,870 vehicles. The declines were driven by weaker demand in China and Europe, though the US market saw an 11% sales increase.

Global sales decline

-10.3%year-on-year

Total global sales fell to 229,870 vehicles in May 2026.

Exports from Japan growth

+21.9%year-on-year

Exports from Japan rose to 26,253 vehicles in May.

Why this matters

The monthly data provides a snapshot of Nissan's performance amid shifting market conditions, with Japan seeing a rise in minivehicle sales and exports growing strongly.

Terms in This Story

Minivehicles
Small cars with engine displacement up to 660cc, popular in Japan and subject to different tax and registration rules.
Year-on-year
Comparison of data from one period to the same period one year earlier, showing growth or decline.
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