Parts off for domestic Japanese car production can only adhere to the end of the month

Due to the impact of the large earthquake, some industrial production in Japan experienced a short delay. Major Japanese car companies suffered heavy losses, and their joint ventures in China were not spared. Due to the disruption of production of some factories in the upstream supplier system, Dongfeng Nissan, Guangzhou Automobile Honda and other companies may face the possibility of suspension of production soon.

Although Japanese-based joint ventures such as Dongfeng Nissan and Guangzhou Automobile Honda are still able to maintain normal production, their spare parts inventory cannot be maintained for too long. Once they are used up, and Japanese suppliers have not resumed production, they will face production suspension. may.

According to the reporter, Dongfeng Nissan’s spare parts inventory currently supports up to the end of March, and Guangzhou Automobile’s Honda’s inventory may support shorter time.

“Our previously anticipated spare parts inventory can be maintained until this weekend, and production on the two days of the weekend can certainly continue, but now we are conducting a new round of spare parts inventory assessment, and the final results will be released as soon as possible. After the completion, the Japanese domestic suppliers still have not resumed work. We have only faced the worst result - suspension of production, "said Guangzhou Automobile Honda.

Will the concept of independent brand of Guangzhou Automobile Honda that will formally go offline on the 26th of this month be affected? A related person of Guangqi Honda stated that “since most of the concept's parts supply comes from China, its production will continue to be carried out according to the original plan and will not be affected by this.”

For Dongfeng Nissan, Dongfeng Nissan is actively communicating with the Nissan headquarters due to the fact that its high-end models of engine, transmission, and other core components are almost all from Japan, and the supply chain in Japan is now disrupted. Nissan’s headquarters has promised that it will give priority to meeting the needs of the Chinese market after the supply of spare parts resumes.