Is It Curtains For The Japanese Cars such as Nissan and Mitsubishi ?
The recent news of the merger of Nissan and Honda is a landmark in the car industry. We may be looking at the sunset of two large companies and they may go where Leyland, and many Brit car companies have gone, into the cemetary of cars. Right now, the car landscape is being altered with the full fledged introduction of electric vehicles (EVs) and the Chinese know what their customers want. Yes, whilst a few customers want good track behaviour and value some road handling capabilities, the majority of users want an affordable automobile and something that is packed with features that are no longer considered optional or a bonus. The old concept where Jap makers turn to Thailand to produce cars for Asia that are a couple of generations old, devoid of modern features and look a decade out of date out of the gate is no longer acceptable to the buying public. Whether they want an EV is actually secondary. The Chinese cars give them most of what they want, features, instant torque and very e...
