Nissan will not rush to launch fuel cell cars: vice chairman

SINGAPORE, Singapore - Nissan Motor Co. Vice Chairman Toshiyuki Shiga is interviewed by Kyodo News in Singapore on Nov. 21, 2014. Shiga said Nissan Motor will continue to focus on the sale of electric vehicles and not "rush" into fuel cell vehicles.

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