Nissan trimming sedan lineup | Montreal auto show buys EV show | Connected cars aren't money makers | U.S. spends big on EV projects

Nissan will ditch Versa after production ends in 2025, while Altima will sunset following 2026 model year as Nissan undecided on a next-gen

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