This means that the Nissan will not make it to this fall's Frankfurt and Los Angeles shows nor the 2010 Detroit show next January. As for the firm's participation in regional and local-market shows, Nissan said that it will leave the decision up to the company's regional management.
"Nissan's move to streamline participation in auto shows is a short-term action and will be subject to review and amendment based on economic conditions facing the industry as well as consumers," said the automaker in a statement.
During the 2009 fiscal year, Nissan and Infiniti plan to introduce a total of nine vehicles around the world.
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