VOICED : Nissan quiere conquistar Brasil

Nissan aims to capture 5% of Brazil's auto market by 2016 despite a 7.15% sales decline. Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's president, highlights the challenges faced by the auto industry in 2014. He introduces a new engine to be manufactured in Brazil, costing $37 million. Brazil, the world's seventh-largest economy, shows potential with a low car ownership rate. Ghosn emphasizes the need for clear government economic policies to make informed decisions. Brazil ranks as the fifth-largest car market globally, following China, the US, Japan, and Germany.

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