9, 11. 2006
The new track is expected to contribute to the development of new models.
Nissan Motor Co. announced it completed building an 8.1 km high-speed test track in Hokkaido, Northern Japan, on Sep. 11. The new track, one of the largest in Japan, enables Nissan to conduct comprehensive tests, such as test runs on general roads and in ultrahigh-speed conditions. Nissan plans to produce 28 new models worldwide in its medium-term business plan. It says the experiments on engine performance and on driveability in the new facility would contribute to the development of new models
