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NAZ Produces A Bunch Of Cherys

March 2006 | Project News

Russian carmaker Novosibirsk Automobile Factory (NAZ) has completed the first trial batch of vehicles for China's Chery Automobile, which went on sale earlier in March. The cars are available in Novosibirsk, Omsk and Tyumen. NAZ will now focus on boosting its production of the Chinese cars from 1,500 per year to between 5,000 and 6,000 units per year. NAZ General Director Alexander Boiko stated that the necessary supplies for extra production have arrived and it will take two to three months to raise

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