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News 25 Oct, 2017

Yamaha follow up 2015 sports car concept with unusual pickup-style SUV at the Tokyo Motor Show

Subaru hints at a new more muscular, athletic design direction, complete with fender fins and aerodynamic venting, with its new Viziv Performance Concept, a compact sporty sedan.

Subaru hints at a new more muscular, athletic design direction, complete with fender fins and aerodynamic venting, with its new Viziv Performance Concept, a compact sporty sedan.

News 25 Oct, 2017

Daihatsu is no longer in the UK market, but is still prominent in Japan and has unveiled a range of concepts cars at Tokyo

News 25 Oct, 2017

Renault-Nissan alliance shifts its motorsport strategy, with Nissan to take over from Renault in all-electric racing series

The economic and trade policies of U.S. President Donald Trump are a risk for German automakers, Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche said. Trump, hoping to protect U.S. carmakers, has criticized the import of vehicles into the U.S. as unfair trade.

The economic and trade policies of U.S. President Donald Trump are a risk for German automakers, Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche said. Trump, hoping to protect U.S. carmakers, has criticized the import of vehicles into the U.S.as unfair trade.

News 25 Oct, 2017

The flagship luxury Lexus LS+ Concept saloon features more autonomous technology and AI input ahead of a potential production 2020 debut

PSA's quarterly revenue rose by almost a third, as the automaker added Opel-Vauxhall sales numbers for the first time and increased deliveries in Europe and Latin America. The automaker continued to lose ground in China.

Mitsubishi looks to double down on a future centered on both electric vehicles and crossovers with its e Evolution concept.

Nissan's new IMx crossover concept delivers a vision of the carmaker's 2020 plan for a new electric vehicle platform that can cover new segments with better performance and a full-range of autonomous driving features.

Articles 25 Oct, 2017

Wraps come off Honda’s all-electric sports car concept at the Tokyo Motor Show

Toyota has trimmed investment plans for a pickup factory in Mexico after the Japanese automaker decided to also build a new U.S. auto plant with partner Mazda.