Struggling carmaker aims to equip 90% of vehicles with advanced driving systems
Nissan President and CEO Ivan Espinosa unveils new Juke (left) and X-Trail models during a news conference in Yokohama, Japan, on April 14. (Photo by Akitoshi Sugiura)
YURIKA YONEDA and YUICHI SHIGA
YOKOHAMA, Japan — Struggling carmaker Nissan Motor unveiled a long-term technology strategy on Tuesday that includes an artificial intelligence-powered autonomous driving system and a range of electric-vehicle options, as the company sought to bolster its business restructuring plan.