According to a recent report, Foxconn's chairman Liu Yongwei has delegated the company's electric car strategy expert, Chan Yin-tzu, who has a background in Nissan, to lead the negotiations with Renault, Nissan's largest shareholder, to discuss the possibility of releasing stake. However, it's worth noting that Chan had previously attempted to acquire Nissan, but was rejected. Chan is known for his extensive experience in the automotive industry and is considered a key figure in Foxconn's electric car business. Foxconn's bid to acquire a stake in Nissan is seen as a strategic move to strengthen its foothold in the global electric vehicle market. As the world's largest electronics manufacturer, Foxconn has been actively investing in the electric vehicle space and is looking to become a major player in the industry. While there is no certainty about the outcome of the negotiations, sources close to the matter suggest that Foxconn is committed to moving forward with the deal. In the meantime, Chan's meeting with Renault is being closely watched by the industry, as it could have significant implications for the electric vehicle market in the region.