Nissan revamps ASEAN senior management as part of ‘Next’ midterm plan

Updated Dec 24, 2020 | Same topic: Automotive Industry Updates

The brand is all set to face new challenges ahead.

The world has been witnessing Nissan’s Next transformation plan that aims to provide a more daring branding. It started by revamping its website and by releasing facelift versions of the Navara pickup truck and Terra SUV.

Soon enough, Nissan said that we will be seeing more of its vehicles getting updated to meet its more daring branding moving forward. Now, it seems like the vehicles aren’t the only things to be improved by the Japanese car brand. Nissan announces that the senior management in its ASEAN network has been changed.

Nissan's Isao Sekiguchi

Isao Sekiguchi, Regional Vice President, Marketing and Sales, ASEAN

Isao Sekiguchi has been appointed as the regional vice president, marketing and sales, ASEAN. His role is to oversee business performance and brand development of Nissan across 18 markets in ASEAN. These include leading teams across various departments, including marketing, sales, aftersales, network development, legal and government affairs.

Nissan's Yutaka Sanada

Yutaka Sanada, Vice President Corporate Strategy

Sekiguchi first joined Nissan in 2014 as a managing director for Nissan North Africa and Egypt. He has more than 20 years of experience in the automotive sector. As for his educational background, Sekiguchi holds a master’s degree in business administration from Darden Business School, University of Virginia, and a bachelor’s in international relations from the University of Tsukuba.

>>> Related: You may now experience Nissan’s new branding in its revamped website

Nissan's Yukio Ito

Yukio Ito, Regional Senior Vice President and Head of Asia & Oceania (A&O)

Joining Sekiguchi is Yutaka Sanada and Yukio Ito. Yutaka Sanada will be promoted from regional senior vice president and head of Asia & Oceania (A&O) to corporate vice president corporate strategy, special projects. On the other hand, Yukio Ito will be appointed as corporate vice president of marketing and sales for the Japan-ASEAN region. Both appointments are effective on January 1, 2021.

Nissan NEXT Campaign

Are you excited about what's NEXT for Nissan?

With the new appointments now locked in, Nissan is all set to bring the latest technologies more efficiently and faster to the ASEAN market. As such, the Nissan Next campaign is surely something to look out for in 2021.

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Nissan Navara

The Nissan Navara is a pickup truck that is available in the Philippines. Nissan Navara 2023 Philippines price starting from Php 1,071,000 to Php 1,811,000. This price range is covered within the truck's nine variants, with the PRO-4X as the most expensive Navara. Under the hood, the Japanese pickup is powered by a 2.5-liter YD25DDTi inline-4 DOHC turbodiesel engine. Depending on the variant, the horsepower ranges from 161 to 190, while the torque in newton meters varies from 403 to 450. Either a 6-speed manual or a 7-speed automatic transmission is paired to the engine.

Dimensions-wise, the Navara spans 5,260 mm in length, 1,875 mm in width, and 1,855 mm in height, with the wheelbase rated at 3,150 mm. In addition, the bed dimensions (L x W x H x H) are 1,470 mm long, 1,495 mm wide, and 470 mm and 520 mm in height. Locally, this pickup truck competes against the likes of the Toyota Hilux, Ford Ranger, and Mitsubishi Strada.

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