JAPAN: Nissan cuts US-bound production
Nissan is cutting Japanese production of export models due to slow US demand.
Read moreNissan is cutting Japanese production of export models due to slow US demand.
Read moreMaruti Suzuki on Tuesday officially opened a plant producing its next-generation KB-series engine. The new powerplant will be used in both the redesigned Suzuki Alto and the Nissan Pixo variant Maruti will supply on an OEM basis.
Read moreNissan said on Tuesday it would cut production in Japan, Britain and Spain in response to falling demand around the world as fears of a global economic slowdown prompt consumers to hold off on car purchases.
Read moreNissan has announced more details of its Indian small car project with alliance partner Renault.
Read moreNissan on Monday said it would further reduce European vehicle output “to manage volume, reduce existing inventory and prevent over supply to a weakening market”.
Read moreNissan is voluntarily recalling 204,361 2007-2008 model year Altima, Altima coupe, 350Z, Murano, Rogue and Infiniti G35 sedan, G37 coupe and EX35 passenger vehicles equipped with Continental Automotive Systems’ occupant classification system (OCS) control units because a possible component fault may result in the passenger airbag not being triggered in a crash.
Read moreNissan Motor Co. Ltd. plans to recall 204,361 vehicles from its 2007 and 2008 model years in the United States due to the possibility that a passenger side airbag could fail to deploy properly in an accident.
Read moreBranding the plan “unjustified and barbarous,” Spanish unions have scheduled several demonstrations against Nissan’s plan to axe 1,680 workers in Spain.
Read moreNissan has opened the first stand-alone showroom in Europe for its luxury brand Infiniti. The sleek, arty 500-square-meter shop is in the heart of an exclusive part of the French capital.
Read moreIf zooming fuel prices earlier this summer killed sales of pickups and SUVs, then the faltering economy and now the credit crisis have pretty much choked off sales of the remainder of the market. While August saw the pain spread to all major brands, save Infiniti, Mini, Nissan, Subaru, and VW, in September, every one of those holdouts found themselves underwater, too. The only nameplates to post gains in September were tiny niche players: Maserati (up 30%), Lotus (up by 3 cars – yes, 3), Lamborghini (by 2), and Rolls-Royce (by 1).
Photo Gallery: September 2008 Car Sales – Sales Analysis – Automobile Magazine
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