CLEAN : Nissan CEO vows UK plant to stay competitive despite Brexit

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on plant competitiveness and investment decisions. Despite uncertainties, investments were made due to the quality of discussions with the British Government. The demand for electric cars, especially in China, is highlighted, emphasizing the company's commitment to maintaining leadership in this technology. The future of electric cars is discussed, noting their importance in meeting emission restrictions and the industry's shift towards this technology.

What was the main reason for continuing investments in the plant despite Brexit uncertainties?

• The plant's location was ideal.

• Positive discussions with the British Government.

• Brexit had no impact on the plant.

• The plant was already profitable.

Why is the company focusing on the Chinese market for electric cars?

• China has the largest population.

• There is a growing demand for small electric cars.

• The company has no competition in China.

• China offers tax incentives for electric cars.

What is the company's stance on electric car technology?

• They are waiting for other technologies to mature.

• They think it is too expensive to develop.

• They believe it is the only mature technology for emission restrictions.

• They are skeptical about its future.

What is the main reason other car makers are now investing in electric cars?

• Electric cars are cheaper to produce.

• Electric cars have better performance.

• Government mandates require electric cars.

• There is no other technology ready for mass market emission restrictions.

What is the current status of other technologies compared to electric cars?

• They are more advanced than electric cars.

• They are not yet mature for the mass market.

• They are more environmentally friendly.

• They are cheaper to produce.