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Jan 27 (Reuters) - Japanese automaker Nissan
will begin producing the sixth generation of its
Frontier pickup in Mexico, the company said on Tuesday.
Nissan expects to make about 50,000 units of the 2016 NP300
Frontier in Mexico this year, spokesman Herman Morfin said. The
new model is mostly for the domestic market, but some units will
also be exported elsewhere in Latin America, he added.
The pickup will be produced in Nissan's plant in the central
state of Morelos, where the company has invested 1.1 billion
pesos ($75.39 million) to manufacture the new vehicle.
Nissan was the biggest producer of autos in Mexico in 2014,
manufacturing 805,871 units, according to data from the Mexican
Auto Industry Association.
($1 = 14.5910 Mexican pesos)
(Reporting by Luis Rojas; Writing by Joanna Zuckerman
Bernstein)
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