Nissan Motor CEO Uchida Says Production on Recovery Track

The transcript covers Nissan's strategies to achieve production targets despite chip shortages, updates on their 2 trillion yen electrification plan, introduction of new models and battery technology, strategies for the China market, alliances with Renault and Mitsubishi, and plans for green bonds. It also addresses future risks, including the impact of COVID-19.

What is the main challenge Nissan is facing in achieving its production target?

• High production costs

• Environmental regulations

• Chip shortage

• Lack of skilled labor

What is Nissan's vision for 2030?

• To become the largest car manufacturer

• To focus solely on the Japanese market

• To reduce production costs by 50%

• To empower mobility and create a cleaner, safer world

How many electrified models does Nissan plan to launch by 2030?

• 30

• 10

• 15

• 23

What is Nissan's strategy to address falling sales in China?

• Reduce car prices

• Strengthen local partnerships and introduce new technology

• Increase advertising

• Focus on other markets

By what year does Nissan plan to launch mass production of solid-state batteries?

• 2030

• 2028

• 2025

• 2035

What is the nature of Nissan's alliance with Renault and Mitsubishi?

• A merger

• A temporary collaboration

• A new partnership

• A strategic alliance with a focus on technology sharing

What is a significant risk for Nissan in 2022?

• Rising fuel prices

• COVID-19 uncertainties

• Decreasing demand for electric vehicles

• Lack of innovation