Nissan has no current plan to produce own minicars: Ghosn

Nissan has no current plan to produce own minicars: Ghosn

TOKYO, Japan - Nissan Motor Co. President Carlos Ghosn speaks in an interview in Tokyo on Oct. 26. He said Nissan has no plan to produce minicars on its own as long as the automaker has a steady contract with an original equipment manufacturer.

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