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Nissan and Uber are nearing a deal to create a robotaxi fleet, with a Wayve-powered rollout planned.
The collaboration aims to use Nissan's ProPilot system and AI to enable autonomous taxis.
The timeline targets the 2027 fiscal year for the autonomous rollout.
The reports come as part of Automotive News coverage of Nissan and Uber negotiations.
Wayve is identified as the technology provider for the robotaxi system.
The article emphasizes a broader market reset that includes EV discounts and strategic shifts.
Nissan plans to showcase AI integration with its ProPilot system in future models.
The robotaxi initiative aligns with Uber's interest in autonomous ride-hailing services.
The report highlights a joint effort to advance AI-driven mobility solutions.

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Nissan appoints George Leondis as CFO, effective April 1, succeeding Jeremie Papin amid losses.
Papin is stepping down as Nissan faces expected large losses, prompting leadership changes.
The move signals a strategic shift in Nissan’s financial leadership during a difficult period.
No other details on Papin’s next role or Leondis’s prior positions are provided in the excerpt.
The reference article frames the change as a response to looming losses at Nissan.
The report was published by Automotive News on March 10, 2026, and identifies the leadership change.
The article notes Jeremie Papin is stepping down as part of the CFO transition.
George Leondis takes over as Nissan’s CFO to help navigate losses and financial challenges.
The report highlights leadership change within Nissan’s finance leadership structure.
The summary confirms the replacement of Jeremie Papin with George Leondis as CFO.
The piece appears as a brief, focused business update on Nissan’s executive team.

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Nissan appoints a new chief financial officer amid ongoing market pressures and negative equity concerns.
Automotive News cites Edmunds’ Ivan Drury on the persistence of record negative equity affecting buyers.
The story places Nissan’s CFO move in the context of a broader industry trend toward value and financing constraints.

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