Ghosn said Renault Nissan, which is building a car plant in the southern Indian city of Chennai, was keen to improve its tiny penetration of the Indian market. The market is forecast to triple to six million cars annually in a decade from two million now. "Renault Nissan has 10% of the worldwide market. Globally we will be the third or fourth largest (in volume sales this year)," he said. But "in India, our market share is less than one percent. We can't accept the situation. We have to adapt our products" to suit the Indian market. "We need a entry price that's very competitive" that the new car will provide, he said.