CNBC: Nissan plans to expand exports of China-developed models from two to five
According to an interview with Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa by CNBC, the company plans to expand the export range of its China-developed models from two to five in the near term, targeting 12 regional market clusters. At the same time, Nissan has lowered its global sales forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027 from 3.15 million vehicles to between 2.97 million and 3 million vehicles, while keeping its full-year operating profit and net cash guidance unchanged. The export expansion is a company plan, and it was not stated that all five models have completed their rollout.
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