Mitsubishi and Nissan To Launch JV Compact Cars
Even the big car companies work together to get the best economies of scale in production. What about the small and struggling brands? They need to learn from this JV. Nissan and Mitsubishi are in collaboration to produce new compact cars for the Japanese market. Both brands have released the names of their individual products. The names of the new vehicles are …from Nissan….the Nissan DAYZ and Nissan DAYZ Highway STAR which are going to go on sale in June 2013. From Mitsubishi……the Mitsubishi eK Wagon and eK Custom.
The new models will deliver great attributes such as excellent fuel economy and a roomy cabin. Both brand identities of Nissan and Mitsubishi are kept but the eventual outcome is innovative and different designs for their respective minicar. Nissan’s new models will be recognized under the name of DAYZ, where the “Z” indicates a new way of looking at delivering value to owners as they go about their normal days. The aim is to change standard “everyday” activities into days with added delight by owning one of these cars.
Both DAYZ and DAYZ Highway STAR will deliver driver and occupants dynamic design and quality interior space. On the other hand Mitsubishi Motors are working on creating a second new minicar, a “super height” (tall) wagon, which is planned for launching in early 2014.
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