Key Points
- Dual sourcing and a localized supply helped Nissan get around the U.S. tariffs on foreign auto imports, Nissan CFO Jeremie Papin, told CNBC.
- It is working with partners to explore ways to offset the effects tariffs further amid extra capacity at its U.S. plants, Jeremie Papin said.
- Export controls on critical chips also remains a threat, but is not “the nightmare scenario that it could have been,” Papin told “Europe Early Edition.”
