The process of homologating cars for the Australian market, in addition to local safety testing requirements, is adding extensive delays to the introduction of new cars in Australia – with Nissan the latest brand to call on the government to find a better solution.
Speaking to Australian media at the Japanese giant’s Sunderland facility in the UK, Nissan’s senior vice president of region and chief planning officer Francois Bailly said local homologation time frames and requirements make the process of bringing a vehicle to our relatively small market difficult.
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