Nissan Motor Co. plans to launch almost its entire lineup of passenger cars in China, expecting the country to grow into a huge auto market, according to Nissan President Carlos Ghosn.
"We are going to China to have a full lineup," ranging from large models to small cars, excluding minicars, Ghosn said in an interview Wednesday with Kyodo News.
It currently markets only Bluebird sedans in China that are produced under license.
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