Andy Palmer News
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Nissan Motor Co., the third-biggest global carmaker in China, expects sales in the country to rise about 6 percent this year as anti-Japan sentiment subsides in the world’s biggest auto market.
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Honda Motor Co. employees in the Chinese city of Wuhan need only visit the popular Feng Bo Zhuang restaurant to see the resentment their company faces. A sign at the door says Japanese are barred from entering.
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Nissan Motor Co. targets a 16 percent increase in sales at its China joint venture this year as anti-Japan sentiment triggered by a dispute over uninhabited islands wanes.
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Nissan Motor Co., the Japanese automaker that sells the most cars in China, expects sales in the world’s largest automobile market to rebound within three months, as demand for Japanese-branded vehicles recovers.
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It’s official: The Ford Focus was the best-selling car in the world in 2012, according to R.L. Polk & Co.
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Nissan Motor Co. is seeking to buy more foreign parts for its Japanese-made cars as the strong yen hurts export profitability, Senior Vice President Andy Palmer said in an interview.
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After protests erupted across China last year over Japan’s nationalization of disputed islands, sales of Japanese-branded cars there plummeted. Nissan Motor Co.’s prescription for winning back Chinese drivers: a quieter ride and better gas mileage.
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Nissan Motor Co. plans to better utilize a Tennessee battery plant making components for the slow-selling Leaf electric car by having it also supply parts for the company’s hybrid vehicles, an executive said.
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A new front is opening in the emerging market for electric vehicles -- not for selling cars, but for credits required to meet clean-air rules.
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Nissan Motor Co.’s vehicles will use Intel Corp. microprocessors for in-car information and entertainment systems starting next year, helping the largest chipmaker lessen its reliance on sales to computer makers.
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