Nissan plans to restructure operations in Europe by cutting about 10% of its workforce on the continent, according to reporting cited by multiple outlets. The change is linked to a wider global reorganisation, and the company is also expected to combine its two production lines at its UK plant in Sunderland. The Financial Times reports that Nissan will reduce staffing levels across Europe as part of the restructuring, while the Evening Standard says the move will lead to around 900 job losses in Europe, which it describes as roughly 10% of Nissan’s European workforce. Other outlets repeat the same core details, including the planned consolidation of production lines in the UK and the scale of workforce reductions in Europe. The reporting indicates Nissan is seeking to streamline its operations by reducing headcount and adjusting how vehicles are produced at Sunderland. The sources provided do not give further specifics on timelines, which roles will be affected, or the broader implications for other locations beyond Europe and the UK plant mentioned.