Wuhan, the center of the deadly coronavirus outbreak, is a major business hub for several international corporations
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Automotive companies like Dongfeng Motor Group, Nissan, Honda, and General Motors have car factories in Wuhan. Wuhan, a city of 11 million people, is one of China's largest industrial hubs and home to its steel industry. TheChinese automotive company Dongfeng Motor Corp, which is joint venture partners with Nissan and Honda, resides in this city.
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