Nissan has said India's Chief Financial Officer SunilRekhi, Nissan intends the next few years in India to produce diesel engines, Nissan India to improve the localization of productivity to 80%.

     Nissan has a joint venture with Renault in India established a Oragadam engine plant, the plant began in May 2010 from the production of gasoline engines, the key for Nissan Micra production of 1.2 l and the sun and 1.5-liter engine, 200,000 million.

     Rekhi said, Nissan will be the end of this fiscal year will be the number of its outlets in India from the current 44 to expand to 70. Nissan launched early next year, the diesel engine version of the sun.

     In order to attract consumers, Nissan has an alliance with State Bank of India for those willing to buy Nissan models provide consumers with a lower interest rate.