In a memo to retailers obtained by Automotive News, Nissan said it will cut production of the Rogue crossover and Frontier pickup by up to 40,000 vehicles.

According to dealers, cutting production by 40,000 vehicles through October 2024 isn't nearly enough to address their profitability concerns

NSANY is set to slash production of the Rogue and Frontier by up to 40,000 units in September and October to address inventory and oversupply issues.

The Nissan Rogue and Frontier are the best-selling Nissan vehicles. As a result, they accounted for about 40% of sales during the first half of 2024. The Rogue accounts for 31% of its sales in the United States. Nissan shared that it needs to manage inventory levels for prominent models and has faced excess inventory this year.

Nissan will cut production of the Rogue and Frontier. It could build up to 40,000 fewer cars through the end of October. Nissan has struggled with bloated inventories this year. Nissan has told its dealers that it will cut production of the Rogue and Frontier by up to 40,

Nissan dealers have struggled with profitability amid a glut of inventory and diminishing buyer interest, but the automaker has taken steps to improve the situation. Earlier this year, Nissan implemented new incentives that helped clear some of the overstock,