Nissan plans to cut production in China by a total of 30,000 units during the December-February period from its initial output plans, said the person who declined to be identified as the plans are not public. It was not known how much Nissan had planned to produce in the three months. A Nissan spokeswoman in Beijing declined on Friday to comment on future production plans. China is Nissan’s second-largest market, accounting for roughly one-quarter of its annual global vehicle sales. Nissan’s group sales in China rose 3.9 percent in the January-November period, slowing from a 12 percent jump a year ago.

Source: The Star December 28, 2018 06:11 UTC