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Integrated foreign coverage, the United Kingdom market research company JATO Dynamics recently published data show that the average European new car CO2 emissions are reduced, and is quickly towards the new European emission standards by 2015.

Currently, the European average new car CO2 emissions as 145.9g/km, compared with the 2003 reduces 20g/km. In 21 countries in Europe, sales of new cars, nearly half of official CO2 emissions lower than 140g/km, whereas in 2003, this proportion is only 23%.

JATO the European new car CO2 emissions quickly decline reasons attributed to the following car technology development and applications: high fuel economy of petrol engine and diesel engine; hybrid systems; high-end transmission; low rolling resistance tires; aerodynamics; stop-start technology (stop-start technology) and regeneration of the charging system (regenerative charging systems).

According to EU regulations, 2015, Europe, the average new car CO2 emissions must achieve 130g/km.

Super cars news wire services reported, with integrated North American market automotive demand warmer and the Chinese market and the strong growth of car sales, Japan, carmakers Nissan expect the FY 2010 car profits will grow by more than two times.

Nissan Motor on May 12, 2010, it is expected that the company for the fiscal year (April to March 2011) net profit will reach 1500 billion yen (approximately $ 16.2 million), while net profit for fiscal 2009 Nissan to 424 billion yen; sales by fiscal 2009 7.5 trillion yen to 8.2 trillion yen.

Japan Advanced Research analyst Koji Endo considered, and Toyota Honda automobile and cars like the Nissan 2010 can profit target will mainly by the Chinese market and the North American market.

Nissan CEO dagorn (Carlos Ghosn) 2010 fiscal year Nissan is expected, the Chinese market sales will be an increase of 14%, and Nissan North America market sales will be an increase of 12% to $ 120 million.

In the fourth quarter of fiscal 2009 (2010-1-3 months), Nissan's net loss 116 billion yen over the same period in fiscal 2008, and 2777 billion yen loss narrowed sharply compared.