Nissan confirms that it will stop producing Titan pickups next summer.

CTOnews.com, August 5 (Xinhua)-- last June, there was news that Nissan (Nissan) plans to cut Titan pickup trucks, and this week this news has been officially confirmed.

Carscoops, a foreign technology media, obtained an internal company document from an anonymous source this week, saying that Nissan was discontinuing production of the model at its Canton, Mississippi plant. The media then asked Nissan for confirmation, and the official response confirmed the matter.

The CTOnews.com translator Nissan replied as follows:

Our Canton plant in Mississippi plans to stop production of Titan models in the summer of 2024.

Under Nissan's vision for 2030, we are speeding up the process of revamping our Guangzhou plant using the latest electric vehicle manufacturing technology. This will support the production of two new all-electric vehicles.

We will not lay off staff as a result of the transformation.

While the news will cause concern among workers at factories in Guangzhou and de Hurd, Tennessee, Nissan's initial leaked documents reiterated the official position that "there will be no layoffs". However, the memo acknowledges that some jobs will be redistributed in the future.

Titan is a full-size pickup model launched by Nissan in North America, and the model on sale is the second generation.

The car has a very obvious American pick-up smell. The whole car uses very tense hard lines, and China net is similar to Ford Fmur150, Chevrolet Solod and so on, adding a large area of chrome decoration to make the front of the car look imposing.

The car is also obviously American flavor, all the functional areas are very large, and covered with a large area of soft material, looks quite good sense of luxury.

In terms of power, Titan has a 5.6L V8 engine to choose from, and the transmission part matches the 9-speed automatic transmission.