The workforce at Renault-Nissan's Alliance plant in Oragadam near Chennai, India has reached a significant production milestone by manufacturing its one millionth vehicle.
The landmark car – a Nissan Micra, rolled off on Friday, 8th January 2016. The plant, which is the largest Alliance production facility in the world, started operation in March 2010 following an Rs 45 billion initial investment.
The plant has introduced 32 new Renault, Nissan and Datsun models and derivatives to its production line. The plant caters to both domestic and international markets and has developed into India's second largest car exporter with more than 600,000 units shipped to 106 countries since 2010. In that time annual production volume has risen from an initial 75,000 units in the 2010 financial year, to over 200,000 by the end of CY 2015 in March.
The landmark car – a Nissan Micra, rolled off on Friday, 8th January 2016. The plant, which is the largest Alliance production facility in the world, started operation in March 2010 following an Rs 45 billion initial investment.
The plant has introduced 32 new Renault, Nissan and Datsun models and derivatives to its production line. The plant caters to both domestic and international markets and has developed into India's second largest car exporter with more than 600,000 units shipped to 106 countries since 2010. In that time annual production volume has risen from an initial 75,000 units in the 2010 financial year, to over 200,000 by the end of CY 2015 in March.
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