Nissan expects China's output to shrink by 10% in April

According to Nikkei News, Nissan Motor Co., Japan’s second-largest automaker, recently predicted that its vehicle production in China in April 2011 will be about 10% less than the previously set target, which is due to the 3.11 earthquake in Japan. The impact of chain impact.

According to reports, the factories of the Dongfeng Nissan Passenger Vehicle Co. will be closed on weekends, and overtime on workdays will not be affected. The situation will continue until mid-April. In addition, the company does not currently have a production schedule for this purpose.

According to the Nikkei News, Dongfeng Nissan’s main lack of auto parts is the engine parts provided by Hitachi Ltd.

Before this, there were reports from the media that due to the earthquake in Japan, the production plan of the Xiangfan plant under Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. was less than one-third of the usual, and it was in a semi-discontinued state. At present, this claim has been denied by the Dongfeng Nissan official.

Dongfeng Nissan officials said that the earthquake in Japan has caused many parts that need to be imported to break. It is expected that all models of Dongfeng Nissan will be affected more or less. Among them, the impact on Xintianhao is greatest.