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Renault-Nissan big boss Carlos Ghosn admitted his partnerships in India are not going well, but went on to add that the freeze on Renault’s investments in India are over now that the global automobile market has stabilised. Full Article at Economic Times
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Page last updated at 17:20 GMT, Tuesday, 10 November 2009 Renault's Carlos Ghosn says India's car market may triple in 10 years French carmaker Renault, with its partner Nissan, has said that its planned cheap car for India will cost less to produce... Full Article at BBC World
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By Santanu Choudhury And Nikhil Gulati NEW DELHI—Nissan Motor Co. and Renault SA chief Carlos Ghosn reaffirmed the two companies' commitment to its nearly $1 billion plant in India and to the market as a whole, despite Renault's delayed plan to make... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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New launches could give it a much-needed boost. Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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Mumbai: The joint venture between Ashok Leyland and Nissan to produce light commercial vehicles will be, well, not so joint. The venture, which is a maiden inning for both in India, has gone through its fair share of changes since announcement in 2007. Full Article at DNA India
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I am not saying all our partnerships are going exactly as we want them to go
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True the Logan is not doing well. But we are also talking to Mahindras to find some solutions. I am convinced not only about the potential of the Indian market but about India as an exporter and most important as a participant in the engineering and product planning effort of Renault-Nissan
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The Chennai plant will be up on time with a very fast ramp-up
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the cost of this car would be lower than any car made in India today
