Nissan to Build Chery Cars at Sunderland Plant Under New Manufacturing Deal

Nissan is set to manufacture vehicles for Chinese automaker Chery at its Sunderland plant under a new production agreement that could strengthen the future of UK automotive manufacturing.

The deal is expected to bring additional production capacity to the Sunderland facility, one of Britain’s largest car manufacturing sites, while helping both companies expand their reach in increasingly competitive global markets.

Industry analysts say the agreement could support jobs, boost supply chain activity and reinforce Sunderland’s role as a major hub for vehicle production during a period of rapid change in the automotive sector.

The partnership also reflects a growing trend of collaboration between global carmakers as companies seek to reduce manufacturing costs and accelerate the transition toward electric vehicles and new technologies.

While financial details and production volumes have not yet been fully disclosed, the agreement is likely to attract attention from policymakers and industry leaders looking for signs of long-term investment in UK manufacturing.

Further announcements on production timelines and specific vehicle models are expected in the coming months.