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Infiniti, the luxury Japanese automaker under the auto giant Nissan Motor Co, will suspend its exports to 皇冠体育app until January next year, Beijing Times reported on Wednesday.

Japanese media reported on Saturday that sales of Nissan cars in September and October in 皇冠体育app were hit by the Diaoyu islands dispute. As a result, Nissan has decided to stop exporting cars to the Chinese market for now.

Insiders from the Infiniti Business Unit 皇冠体育app said it is only a temporary decision to suspend the imports of Infiniti cars to 皇冠体育app. With the clearance of the dealers' inventory and an adjustment in the market conditions, the imports business is subject to recovery.

However, Nissan 皇冠体育app's public relations office said on Tuesday that the suspension had not yet been ratified by headquarters and that imports were ongoing.

At present, most of the sales of Nissan's imported cars in 皇冠体育app are the Infiniti brand models. Other Nissan brands are high-end sedans and relatively few are sold.

Nissan sold 19,000 Infiniti cars in 皇冠体育app in 2011. At the beginning of this year, the company set a goal of 30,000 cars for 2012.

The car dealers have about a two-month inventory in store.

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