TOKYO : “If you look at the market, in April and May there was a big decline in demand, but this is recovering sharply,” Executive Vice President Asako Hoshino said during a livestreamed event to launch the e-Power version of the automaker’s Kicks SUV crossover model for the Japan market.
Nissan Motor Co on Wednesday said that car sales in Japan were recovering after a drop in demand in April and May due to the impact of the coronavirus.
Read Also – Asia shares higher after US rally despite rising virus fears
“If this situation lasts, we believe demand will return to pre-coronavirus levels,” she added.
![[商品価格に関しましては、リンクが作成された時点と現時点で情報が変更されている場合がございます。]](https://hbb.afl.rakuten.co.jp/hgb/1bd0155c.626a736d.1bd0155d.330f7630/?me_id=1273476&item_id=15698109&pc=https%3A%2F%2Fthumbnail.image.rakuten.co.jp%2F%400_mall%2Frcmdse%2Fcabinet%2Fl701%2Fl7-4549995082432.jpg%3F_ex%3D240x240&s=240x240&t=picttext "[商品価格に関しましては、リンクが作成された時点と現時点で情報が変更されている場合がございます。]")
Like!! Great article post.Really thank you! Really Cool.