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Nissan's struggles are particularly evident in its historically strong market, the United States, where the aging lineup of vehicles has made its models less attractive to consumers. Furthermore, efforts to regain market share in China via a strategy to introduce 10 new vehicles over the next few years have faced setbacks due to the company’s financial constraints. Unable to compete effectively against local electric vehicle (EV) brands, Nissan's current predicament underscores significant weaknesses in its product offerings.