A former executive who rose to become the first female president of GM North America has departed the company, leaving just eight months after taking on the role in Canada. The move comes as Nissan prepares to introduce a lineup of new electric and hybrid models, including the Rogue e-Power, in an effort to strengthen its position in the evolving automotive market. Industry observers will be watching whether the leadership shift at GM signals broader changes in strategy or internal challenges. Meanwhile, Nissan’s push into electrification marks a key test for its ability to compete amid rising demand for cleaner vehicles.
West was president of GM Canada but left the automaker eight months after becoming the first female president of GM North America. Nissan is counting on new products such as the Rogue e-Power to lift ...
