Car companies are terrified of being left behind, but few have any compelling vision for what in-car AI will do.

Tokyo, Nissan is slashing production at its US plants and offering buyouts to factory workers there as part of the Japanese automaker's urgent efforts to return to profitability.

Times are tough at Nissan and drastic measures need to be put in motion. The latest example is cutting production of two of the brand’s best-selling models. According to Automotive News , Nissan in ...

Toyota Motor Corp. group sold more cars than any other automaker for the fifth consecutive year in 2024 while China's ...

The future of pony cars would have been inexorably altered in our alternate history of American performance. Last year marked ...

Car weight has become a big issue with the rise of EVs, but Japanese kei cars have had the problem solved for years. These are the ...

Nippon Express is continuing its efforts to promote sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) for a Japanese government project by ...

Koji Watanabe, president of Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) has admitted development of the Japanese marque’s 2026 Formula 1 ...

Japan's Toyota Motor sold more vehicles globally than any other carmaker in 2024, retaining the top spot for the fifth ...

Honda’s sales slipped 4.6% to 3.8 million units last year, as production dropped 11% to 3.7 million vehicles. Sales at ...