Nissan introduces Mitsubishi-made Otti minicar

TOKYO, Japan - Nissan Motor Co. introduces the Otti minicar made by Mitsubishi Motors Corp. under an original equipment manufacturing arrangement at a press conference in Tokyo on June 7. Nissan said it can now respond to a wide range of customer needs by expanding its minivehicle lineup, which was limited to the Moco passenger car from Suzuki Motor Corp. and the Clipper commercial vehicle from Mitsubishi.

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