Carlos Ghosn

The story of his escape will certainly go down in history as of one of the most daring escapes in the world, especially given the fact that we live in a world marked by surveillance and data control. And still, Ghosn was able to escape by hiring a group of American mercenaries.

Ghosn has taken Renault and Nissan to great heights by forging a largely successful alliance and streamlining its products and platforms, yet he has also shown surprisingly bad judgement several times. For instance, his bet on electric vehicles was premature – the Leaf remains a niche vehicle.

Former Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn is reported to have fled Japan in order to 'escape injustice and political persecution' and is currently seeking asylum in Lebanon. Ghosn has announced an official press conference on 8th January that's likely to unravel more details about the whole matter.

Carlos Ghosn has released a video on his twitter account claiming that he is a victim of a ‘conspiracy’ by some former executives. The former Nissan boss was scheduled to have a press conference on 11th April but was re-arrested last week

Well, 2018 has been a highly eventful year for the automotive industry, both on global and domestic scales. From exciting new launches and unexpected arrests and scandals to the demise of renowned personalities

As the preliminary findings presented by the Ethics and Compliance Committee at Renault's board meeting did not furnish any proof of financial misconduct against Ghosn, the board of directors decided to let Ghosn continue as the group's chairman

After reporting cases of improper inspections pertaining to emissions and fuel economy in July, Nissan Motor Company has now found more such irregularities and has announced a recall of nearly 1,50,000 vehicles in Japan.

After launching an internal probe on Carlos Ghosn last week, Mitsubishi Motors have followed into Nissan's footsteps by removing Ghosn as the company's board chairman

After the arrest of Carlos Ghosn amidst allegations of financial misconduct, the future of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance is set to go through a turbulent phase in order to survive in his absence

Carlos Ghosn and another director, Greg Kelly have come under the line of fire at Nissan for underreporting compensation amounts to the Tokyo Stock Exchange securities report.