Nissan is scaling back production plans for its next-generation Leaf electric vehicle (EV) due to China's rare earth export restrictions creating parts shortages, while simultaneously delaying two US-built electric SUVs by nearly a year. The embattled Japanese automaker faces mounting challenges as it adjusts its electrification strategy not only in response to supply chain shock, but also the Trump administration's elimination of federal tax credits.
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