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27-04-2007
Chang'an
Ford Mazda's new engine plant went into mass
production on Thursday in Nanjing, east China's
Jiangsu province.
The
engine plant, with a production capacity of
350,000 engines a year,is one of China's largest,
said the Chongqing-based carmaker in a statement.
The
company started to build the plant in September
2005 and cost 2.5 billion yuan (320.5 million
U.S. dollars).
The
engine plant would provide strong support for
the development of the Shaanxi-based Chang'an
Auto, Ford Motor and Mazda Motor in the Chinese
market, said Phil Spender, president and chief
operating officer of Ford China.
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