Nissan Motor plans to streamline its global automobile lineup by exiting low-performing ones and deploy its artificial intelligence driving technology across 90% of its array over the long term as it targets a revitalization after years of turmoil. Japan's fourth-biggest automaker said in a statement on Tuesday it will reduce the number of its models to 45 from 56. It will target annual sales of 1 million vehicles each in the U.S. and China by the 2030 financial year and grow its annual sales