NMKV is the joint venture company that Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors set up in Japan to design, develop and make kei cars under both brands. The two firms agreed on 14 December 2010 to widen their cooperation from supplying cars to each other to a joint venture, and NMKV was established on 1 June 2011. Nissan handles parts procurement, planning and design, while Mitsubishi handles manufacturing and development. It produces the Mitsubishi eK and eK Space and the Nissan Dayz and Roox.
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Company TypeJoint venture of Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors 1 Founded Year HeadquartersAtsugi, Kanagawa, Japan 1 Connections
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is a kei car manufactured by NMKV, a joint venture between Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors
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is a kei car manufactured by NMKV, a joint venture between Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors
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is a kei car manufactured by NMKV, a joint venture between Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors
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The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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Source Wikipedia: NMKVLead paragraph, productstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, products
The company currently produces Mitsubishi eK, Nissan Dayz, Mitsubishi eK Space and Nissan Roox for the domestic market.
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WikipediaLead paragraph, what the company is
is a joint venture company between Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and Mitsubishi Motors in the Japanese market to design, develop, and manufacture kei cars under Nissan and Mitsubishi brands.
Overview section, establishment
NMKV was established on 1 June 2011
Locations section, headquarters
Atsugi-shi, Kanagawa
Lead paragraph, ownership
is a joint venture company between Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and Mitsubishi Motors
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