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"I think for 2015, we said the market is going
to be in a moderate growth - 2 percent," Ghosn said in an
interview on the sidelines of the Mobile World Congress in
Barcelona.
"We didn't change our opinion: We have some good news, we have
some bad news, but they all compensate each other so we are
still on a trend of 2 percent," he said referring to the company
as a whole.
Even though growth in Asia is expected to help offset a sharp
fall in Russia, that rate would mark a slowdown from 2014 when
the global car market saw growth of about 3.5 percent.
(Reporting by Eric Auchard and Leila Abboud; writing by Leigh
Thomas)
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