Nissan ceased operations at one of its eight joint manufacturing facilities with Chinese automaker Dongfeng on Apps ArchivesJune 21 in the country’s eastern city of Changzhou, less than four years after production began at the factory in late 2020, Nikkei reported. The plant, where the Japanese automaker has been producing its Qashqai compact crossovers, has an annual capacity of 130,000 units, accounting for more than 8% of the company’s total production capacity of roughly 1.6 million units in China, the report said. Nissan’s China operations reportedly plan to slash their annual output by 30%, after reporting a 16.1% decline in sales last year, as a growing number of consumers turn to low-priced electric vehicles from Chinese rivals. [Nikkei, TechNode reporting]
Woman orders 'Summa Cum Laude' cake, gets the censored version insteadElon Musk gives a tentative release date for the Tesla Model YAriana Grande posts heartbreaking tribute to Manchester attack victimsTwitter CEO Jack Dorsey doesn't have a laptop. At all.GDPR is currently searched for more than Beyoncé on GoogleThere was a Bollywood song in 'Deadpool 2' and it gave me the purest joyReview: Quantic Dream's 'Detroit: Become Human'Scientists want you to look out for exploding stars in this project'Westworld' should really just be the Maeve showLimiting climate change will benefit economies around globeSit back, relax, and let GDPR legislation lull you into a peaceful slumberRon Howard: 'Solo' has more George Lucas in it than you knew (Q&A)LGBTQ representation in movies declined in 2017, reports GLAADSit back, relax, and let GDPR legislation lull you into a peaceful slumberThe 10 best sketches of 'Saturday Night Live' Season 43Ryan Reynolds, Michael Bay and the writers of 'Deadpool' are doing a Netflix moviePlayStation 4's 'final phase' of life should last until March 2021Circle Invest makes it ridiculously easy to invest in cryptocurrenciesCharlize Theron will play Megyn Kelly in a movie about Fox NewsElon Musk goes after the media in unhinged Twitter rant A Week in Culture: Amélie Nothomb, Writer, Part 2 by Amélie Nothomb Staff Picks: A Bouquet to Sybille Bedford; Martin Amis in Brooklyn by The Paris Review Deterrence Theory Pray for Q NASA spacecraft snaps photos of the most mysterious asteroids Outer Space; Dad Books by Lorin Stein Kafka in Kurdish Webb telescope just started peering at the fascinating TRAPPIST planets Burn Down the House Nostalgia Act Testing Grounds Organized Abandonment Feminist Fascisms Yoram Kaniuk on 'Life on Sandpaper' by Joshua Cohen Territorial Pissing Until Next Year ... by Thessaly La Force Biden’s Final Humiliation A Big Week! by Thessaly La Force Treacherous Passage Three Stories
2.7603s , 8181.984375 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Apps Archives】,Miracle Information Network