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Nissan Weighs Restarting China Production In Dongfeng Venture After February 10

By Maria Santos
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Nissan Motor said on Tuesday it is considering restarting production in China in its venture with Dongfeng Motor Group sometime after Feb. 10, citing government guidance and its assessment of the coronavirus epidemic.

The Japanese carmaker also said production in Hubei province, the epicenter of the epidemic, will start sometime after Feb. 14.

The production plan is subject to change after reviewing the coronavirus situation in the days ahead, a company spokeswoman said. The virus outbreak has killed over 420 people, spread around the world and raised fears about global economic growth.

Questions & Answers

Q.

When might Nissan's production with Dongfeng Motor Group in China resume?

A.

Nissan is considering restarting production in its venture with Dongfeng Motor Group sometime after February 10. This decision is based on government guidance and its own assessment of the coronavirus epidemic.

Q.

When is production expected to resume in Hubei province, the region most affected by the virus?

A.

Production in Hubei province, identified as the epidemic's epicentre, is scheduled to commence sometime after February 14. This date, however, is subject to ongoing review of the coronavirus situation.

Q.

Is Nissan's planned production restart date firm, or could it change?

A.

Nissan's production plan is not firm and could change. A company spokeswoman stated that the plan is subject to alteration following further review of the coronavirus situation in the coming days.

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