Due to the downtime of parts manufacturers in China, Nissan is forced to consider stopping production around the world. With a positive decision, the Russian plant will face a similar fate.
It is known that the manufacturer purchased 800 different spare parts from companies from Hubei Province, which became the center of the spread of the coronavirus epidemic. The province is in quarantine, supplies do not go from there. When quarantine will be removed, it is not known. Nissan noted that the first assembly lines will stop working on February 23.
The first plant will be in Japan, then in Malaysia. Next up will be the American, Mexican, British, Spanish and Russian plants. According to the AvtoDrug portal, at the beginning of the month in the Russian office of the auto brand they talked about a possible simple, though, they later refuted their words.
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