premise: South Korea's Daewoo Motors Co. said Monday it would beef up its presence in the world market with three new passenger car models this year and more in the future to help it overcome domestic blues.
  "Daewoo's strengthening globalization drive is in line with a worsening slump in the local market," said a Daewoo spokesman, Kim Hyung-Soo.
  The country's third largest auto maker said in a statement Daewoo would double its research team, which now has 5,400 people worldwide, by 2000 to better cope with rapid changes in consumer demand.
  The company runs auto design and technology centers in Britain and Germany.
  "Starting in western Europe, three new models would penetrate into 60 countries worldwide from June," the spokesman said.
  The three new entrants into the global market are Leganza with a 2,000-cc engine, Nubira with engine capacities of 1,800 cc and 1,500 cc and Lanos with a 1,500-cc engine.
  
  Daewoo plans to introduce two or three new models targetting the world market every year in the coming years, using "global sourcing, global technology and global testing," the company said in the statement.
   What does Daewoo Motors Co. "beefing up" its presence refer to?
hypothesis: introduce two or three new models targetting the world market every year