BEIJING (March 6, 2023) – Nissan’s sales in China increased 26.3% month on month to  59,997 units in February 2023, as the country is gradually back to normalcy after a threeyear pandemic control across the country, IC shortage, and raw material price hike.

The sales volume of Dongfeng Nissan (including Nissan, Venucia, and INFINITI brands)  reached 56,726 units in February, a 24.3% increase month on month. Nissan brand sales  reached 50,093 units, a 23.5% increase month on month, while Venucia brand sales  increased 30.3% month on month to 6,003 units.

Zhengzhou Nissan sold 3,271 units in February, a 72.3% increase month on month.

Note: Nissan announces rounded flash results to the media.

Nissan reports retail sales for PV and wholesale sales for LCV 

“We are glad to see the signs of business recovery month on month across all brands, business units, and key models after three years of difficulties and challenges,” said Shohei  Yamazaki, senior vice president of Nissan, chairman of the Management Committee for  China and president of Dongfeng Motor Ltd. (DFL).

“2023 will be an important year for us as we embark on accelerating our electrification  strategy led by BEV and e-POWER technologies, while enhancing our brands, products,  services, capabilities and competitiveness in the market,” he added. 

“Despite all the uncertainties ahead, we remain confident about the market with the joint  efforts of our partners, dealers, employees and customers,” he added. 

* Since October 2022, DFAC results are excluded from LCV due to scope change.

* INFINITI sales include both CBU and local production.