The Japanese automaker nissan announced this Wednesday that it will invest 700 million dollars over the next three years in Mexico, a country that it considered key in its global operations and where it claims to have led vehicle sales for 12 consecutive years.
The resources will be allocated to your Aguascalientes plantas well as improvements in automation and employee training, Nissan said in a statement.
With more than 60 years of manufacturing operations in Mexico, the Japanese firm was the leader in 2021 in the production and sales of vehicles in the country, which it considers one of its four main markets worldwide and where it has sold more than 6 vehicles to date. million units.