Nissan to invest US$9.5b to drive sales
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JAPANESE automaker Nissan Motor and its Chinese joint venture partner announced yesterday a US$9.5 billion investment plan in China to increase annual sales by one million vehicles and boost electric car production.
Dongfeng Motor Company is the latest Sino-foreign car company to splash out as China rolls out new regulations to limit gas vehicles and boost production of electric cars in coming years.
Nissan’s high-end brand, Infiniti, will go all electric in China by 2025 under the plan.
The company provided few specifics on the investment plan, saying the money would go into several areas, from manufacturing to human resources.
The automaker sold 1.5 million vehicles in China last year, and said it plans to sell 2.6 million vehicles by 2022, when revenue is slated at 300 billion yuan (US$47.6 billion).
The expansion plan calls for 20 new vehicle models, with 30 percent of its total sales to be made up of electric vehicles and new energy vehicles.
China will implement a complex quota system in 2019 requiring makers to produce a minimum number of electric cars.
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