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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 problems: “The high yen is definitely a headwind. What I worry about is not just Nissan, but Japanese manufacturers losing their motivation to maintain production in Japanâ€. Read more »
- Infiniti Says It's Mulling A Gt-r Based Halo Supercar
Isn't it strange how things turn out sometimes? In March 2011, one of our readers tipped us off on a 2004 Infiniti G35 Coupe dressed up to look like a Nissan GT-R that she had found in Quebec, Canada. A few months later, the group’s head-honcho,...
- 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...
- Infiniti’s Mercedes A-class-based Compact Model To Be Built By Magna Steyr
Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Japan’s second biggest automaker, wants Nissan's luxury brand, Infiniti, to have a 10 percent share in the premium segment, which amounts to 500,000 units. The “Power 88†plan that Ghosn revealed last June...
- 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...
- Carlos Ghosn Elected President Of European Automobile Manufacturers' Association
The titles just keep on coming in for Carlos Ghosn who has been elected by the Board of Directors of ACEA, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association, as its new President. Carlos Ghosn, CEO and President of Nissan since 2000 and 2001 respectively...
Cars
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 problems: “The high yen is definitely a headwind. What I worry about is not just Nissan, but Japanese manufacturers losing their motivation to maintain production in Japanâ€. Read more »
- Infiniti Says It's Mulling A Gt-r Based Halo Supercar
Isn't it strange how things turn out sometimes? In March 2011, one of our readers tipped us off on a 2004 Infiniti G35 Coupe dressed up to look like a Nissan GT-R that she had found in Quebec, Canada. A few months later, the group’s head-honcho,...
- 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...
- Infiniti’s Mercedes A-class-based Compact Model To Be Built By Magna Steyr
Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Japan’s second biggest automaker, wants Nissan's luxury brand, Infiniti, to have a 10 percent share in the premium segment, which amounts to 500,000 units. The “Power 88†plan that Ghosn revealed last June...
- 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...
- Carlos Ghosn Elected President Of European Automobile Manufacturers' Association
The titles just keep on coming in for Carlos Ghosn who has been elected by the Board of Directors of ACEA, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association, as its new President. Carlos Ghosn, CEO and President of Nissan since 2000 and 2001 respectively...