Mitsubishi transfer of RVR production to Mizushima plant

Mitsubishi transfer of RVR production to Mizushima plant

Mitsubishi Motors Corp. CEO Osamu Masuko (3rd from R) and other employees of the Tokyo carmaker raise their fists at a ceremony at the Mizushima plant in Okayama Prefecture on Dec. 20, 2017 to announce the transfer of RVR compact SUV production from its Okazaki plant in Aichi Prefecture to Mizushima. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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