Renault-Nissan Produce 100 Thousand Engines In Just 15 Months!
<strong></strong>One more hurdle cracked and another milestone achieved! It was just last year that the alliance in Chennai had celebrated the markable production of its Nissan Micra cars in record time. Now, working more dedicatedly towards the achievements of its goals , the plant has recorded the production of over 1,00,000 units of 1.2 liter and 1.5 litre engines in just fifteen months. Though the 1.2 liter engine has been old now, but the 1.5 liter one is brand new! The 1.5 liter engine is expected to work as a corp for the Nissan Sunny that due to be launched for India.
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The CEO and MD of the company has credited the success to the dedicated team of Tamil Nadu who had been working rigorously for the achievement of this goal. Also, the success is said to be at par with the global technology and standards so that it is able to set an example for other manufactures of the world.
The HR12DE range of petrol engines are a part of Nissan’s project called ‘Nissan Green Project 2010’. The ultimate aim of the organisation has been to reduce the worse effects of petrol engines on the environment. It mainly aims at reducing the carbon contents from the emission. The new technology has been so developed that it makes the engine light weight, compact and more efficient in terms of performance as copmared to the previous models. This increases the life of the engine to a great extent.
Once these engines become a part of cars manufactured in India, the day is not too far when Indians too will experience a revolution in these engine productions.
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The CEO and MD of the company has credited the success to the dedicated team of Tamil Nadu who had been working rigorously for the achievement of this goal. Also, the success is said to be at par with the global technology and standards so that it is able to set an example for other manufactures of the world.
The HR12DE range of petrol engines are a part of Nissan’s project called ‘Nissan Green Project 2010’. The ultimate aim of the organisation has been to reduce the worse effects of petrol engines on the environment. It mainly aims at reducing the carbon contents from the emission. The new technology has been so developed that it makes the engine light weight, compact and more efficient in terms of performance as copmared to the previous models. This increases the life of the engine to a great extent.
Once these engines become a part of cars manufactured in India, the day is not too far when Indians too will experience a revolution in these engine productions.
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