"Nissan's China-made EVs set to conquer global markets"

Nissan Motor plans to export China-developed electric vehicles (EVs) to global markets as part of a deal with Tsinghua University to accelerate research and development on electrification. The Japanese automaker aims to export its existing internal combustion engine vehicles, as well as upcoming pure electric and plug-in hybrid cars manufactured and developed in China, to overseas markets. This move follows the footsteps of other foreign brands like Tesla, BMW, and Ford, who are expanding their exports of China-made cars to take advantage of lower manufacturing costs. Nissan hopes that the collaboration with Tsinghua University will help them gain a deeper understanding of the Chinese market and develop strategies that meet the needs of customers in China.