China Is a Very Important Market for Nissan, Says COO

Nissan emphasizes its commitment to the Chinese market by planning to launch seven electric vehicles by 2026 and aims for 80% of its lineup to be electrified by 2030. While Nissan has accelerated electrification in Europe and Japan, it has been more cautious in China, waiting for a shift towards software-driven vehicles. Despite criticism for lagging in the EV market, Nissan defines its leadership through customer experience and technological innovation, rather than sales volume.

What percentage of Nissan's product lineup is expected to be electrified by 2030?

• 60%

• 80%

• 70%

• 50%

Why did Nissan delay accelerating electrification goals in China compared to Europe and Japan?

• Lack of infrastructure

• Government regulations

• Focus on vehicle intelligence systems

• Higher production costs

What was Nissan's first mass-produced electric vehicle?

• Aria

• Sakura

• Leaf

• Altima

How does Nissan define its leadership in the automotive market?

• By customer experience and vehicle reliability

• By advertising campaigns

• By the number of cars sold

• By market share

Which market did Nissan pioneer with the Leaf?

• Luxury vehicles

• Commercial vehicles

• Mass production electric vehicles

• Hybrid vehicles