Car audio equipment maker Clarion on Monday told Reuters it would supply 200,000 car navigation systems to Nissan for three new cars.
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Clarion already supplies Nissan with audio systems and will ship DVD-based navigation systems for the new cars due to debut in the business year beginning this April, Reuters said.
With each sat-nav unit worth around 100,000 yen ($US753), Reuters said, Clarion had estimated the deal as worth about 20 billion yen ($US150 million) in its next business year.
The voice-commanded system for Nissan’s high-end models will also play DVD videos and read out e-mail messages, Reuters added.
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