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Recent projections indicate that the merger would create one of the largest automotive groups globally. However, critics warn Nissan may already be past the point of recovery; even an agreement with Honda may not suffice for sustainable survival. With the rapidly evolving automotive sector, particularly influenced by new technologies and competitors, this merger may appear as a Band-Aid solution rather than a structural fix.
Industry experts forecast a radical transformation of the traditional Japanese automotive market over the coming years, potentially mirroring the fates of companies like Kodak or Blackberry. Historical giants could become mere shadows of their former selves if proactive measures are not taken.