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Last March, during the New York Auto Show, Carlos Ghosn, the CEO of the Renault-Nissan alliance, told reporters that Nissan’s all-electric Leaf compact would double its 2011 sales this year.
- Renault Unwraps Production Version Of All-electric Zoe In Geneva, Announces Pricing
In October 2011, Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn said that the alliance would heavily rely on its electric cars in the years to come. And true to his word, Ghosn has overseen several introductions of pure electric models such as the Fluence Z.E. and...
- Carlos Ghosn Talks About Moving Production Overseas, Mercedes-benz Alliance
When Carlos Ghosn, the man who has successfully turned around Nissan and is now trying to do the same with Renault, is discussing the auto industry, then you can be sure he knows what he’s talking about. During an interview with Bloomberg News...
- Carlos Ghosn Says 2012 Will Be A Record Sales Year, Bets Heavily On Evs
Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn is upbeat about the way the automotive industry is heading, despite the fact that the economic crisis that threatens Europe is far from over. In fact, during the recent launch of the electric versions of theRenault Fluence...
- Renault To Increase Output Of Its Brazilian Factories By 100,000 Units In 2013
Brazil is currently Renault’s third biggest market, behind only France and Germany. This year, the French company sold 133,158 Renault passenger cars and 30,672 Renault and Nissan LCVs and, according to the company’s CEO, Carlos Ghosn,...
- Rising Yen Won’t Hurt Nissan’s Sales, Says Ghosn
Nissan CEO, Carlos Ghosn, has predicted that Japan’s second biggest carmaker will achieve its sales targets, despite the yen’s 9.6% climb over the US dollar in the past year. However Ghosn admitted that the strength of the Yen may cause...
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Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn Admits Leaf EV will Fall Way Short of its 2012 Sales Target
Last March, during the New York Auto Show, Carlos Ghosn, the CEO of the Renault-Nissan alliance, told reporters that Nissan’s all-electric Leaf compact would double its 2011 sales this year.
Given that the Japanese carmaker shifted 9,679 units in 2011, the target was around 20,000 units for 2012. “We’re not worried about itâ€, said Ghosn. “I feel very good about this objective.â€
In October, the Leaf sold 1,579 units, an increase of 86 percent compared to the same month last year. This was also its best month in 2012. Ghosn was right about feeling good, right?
Read more »- Renault Unwraps Production Version Of All-electric Zoe In Geneva, Announces Pricing
In October 2011, Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn said that the alliance would heavily rely on its electric cars in the years to come. And true to his word, Ghosn has overseen several introductions of pure electric models such as the Fluence Z.E. and...
- Carlos Ghosn Talks About Moving Production Overseas, Mercedes-benz Alliance
When Carlos Ghosn, the man who has successfully turned around Nissan and is now trying to do the same with Renault, is discussing the auto industry, then you can be sure he knows what he’s talking about. During an interview with Bloomberg News...
- Carlos Ghosn Says 2012 Will Be A Record Sales Year, Bets Heavily On Evs
Renault-Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn is upbeat about the way the automotive industry is heading, despite the fact that the economic crisis that threatens Europe is far from over. In fact, during the recent launch of the electric versions of theRenault Fluence...
- Renault To Increase Output Of Its Brazilian Factories By 100,000 Units In 2013
Brazil is currently Renault’s third biggest market, behind only France and Germany. This year, the French company sold 133,158 Renault passenger cars and 30,672 Renault and Nissan LCVs and, according to the company’s CEO, Carlos Ghosn,...
- Rising Yen Won’t Hurt Nissan’s Sales, Says Ghosn
Nissan CEO, Carlos Ghosn, has predicted that Japan’s second biggest carmaker will achieve its sales targets, despite the yen’s 9.6% climb over the US dollar in the past year. However Ghosn admitted that the strength of the Yen may cause...