After ending its planned EV merger with Honda, Nissan is now on the hunt for a new partner to help it recover. To survive the industry’s shift to electric, software-defined vehicles, Nissan could turn to Apple supplier Foxconn.

The news that Honda Motor Company, Japan’s second-largest automaker, and Nissan Motor Company, its third-largest, are looking to merge by 2026 is an indication of an industry roiled by government demands for electrification and the ascent of Chinese automakers.

According to the report, Foxconn had expressed interest in acquiring Nissan in December, despite the then-active merger talks with Honda. Nissan had reportedly rejected the bid, but it seems that the company is still considering a collaboration with the iPhone maker.