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Nissan unveils tiny, new concept EV

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Nissan Motor Co. unveils Nov. 1, 2010, at its Yokohama headquarters, a tiny, new concept electric vehicle as part of its efforts to lead the auto industry's trend of promoting zero-emission cars while focusing on an increasing number of elderly and single households. The two-seater, golf cart-like model, called the ''NISSAN New Mobility CONCEPT,'' measures 1.2 meters wide and 2.3 meters long.

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Honda exhibits high-end motorcycle at India's Auto Expo

NEW DELHI, India - A woman stands in front of Honda Motor Co.'s high-end motorcycle CBR1000RR displayed at the Auto Expo in New Delhi on Jan. 6, 2010. Motorcycles are selling faster than cars in India and the local arm of Honda, the top-selling motorcycle maker in India, says there is a budding trend among the well-off to pursue motorcycles as a hobby.

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Toyota Tundra voted 2008 Truck of the Year in U.S.

TOKYO, Japan - The Toyota Tundra (photo) has been voted ''2008 Truck of the Year'' by the U.S. auto magazine Motor Trend on Dec. 18, according to Toyota Motor Corp.

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Toyota Tundra voted 2008 Truck of the Year in U.S.

TOKYO, Japan - The Toyota Tundra (photo) has been voted ''2008 Truck of the Year'' by the U.S. auto magazine Motor Trend on Dec. 18, according to Toyota Motor Corp. (Kyodo)

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Honda to stop selling new gasoline-only cars by 2040

Honda Motor Co. President Toshihiro Mibe speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on April 23, 2021. Honda said it will stop selling new gasoline-only vehicles worldwide by 2040, becoming the first Japanese automaker to set such a goal in response to the global trend of decarbonization.

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Honda to stop selling new gasoline-only cars by 2040

Honda Motor Co. President Toshihiro Mibe speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on April 23, 2021. Honda said it will stop selling new gasoline-only vehicles worldwide by 2040, becoming the first Japanese automaker to set such a goal in response to the global trend of decarbonization.

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Honda to stop selling new gasoline-only cars by 2040

Honda Motor Co. President Toshihiro Mibe speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on April 23, 2021. Honda said it will stop selling new gasoline-only vehicles worldwide by 2040, becoming the first Japanese automaker to set such a goal in response to the global trend of decarbonization.

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Honda to stop selling new gasoline-only cars by 2040

Honda Motor Co. President Toshihiro Mibe speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on April 23, 2021. Honda said it will stop selling new gasoline-only vehicles worldwide by 2040, becoming the first Japanese automaker to set such a goal in response to the global trend of decarbonization.

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Honda to stop selling new gasoline-only cars by 2040

Honda Motor Co. President Toshihiro Mibe speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on April 23, 2021. The Japanese automaker said it will stop selling new gasoline-only vehicles worldwide by 2040, becoming the first Japanese automaker to set such a goal in response to the global trend of decarbonization.

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Nissan's Ghosn expects alliance trend among carmakers to continue

Carlos Ghosn, chief executive officer of Nissan Motor Co., speaks in a group interview in Yokohama on May 18, 2015. He said that global carmakers are expected to continue trying to form tie-ups with their rivals in several fields such as environmentally friendly technology. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Toyota's concept car bucks digital trend with focus on analog beauty

Toyota Motor Corp.'s "Kikai" (machinery) concept car is displayed at the Tokyo Motor Show at Tokyo Big Sight on Oct. 30, 2015. Instead of concealing the vehicle's inner workings, the concept vehicle emphasizes the complex beauty of the mechanical aspects of cars. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Honda exhibits high-end motorcycle at India's Auto Expo

NEW DELHI, India - A woman stands in front of Honda Motor Co.'s high-end motorcycle CBR1000RR displayed at the Auto Expo in New Delhi on Jan. 6, 2010. Motorcycles are selling faster than cars in India and the local arm of Honda, the top-selling motorcycle maker in India, says there is a budding trend among the well-off to pursue motorcycles as a hobby. (Kyodo)

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Nissan unveils tiny, new concept EV

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Nissan Motor Co. unveils Nov. 1, 2010, at its Yokohama headquarters, a tiny, new concept electric vehicle as part of its efforts to lead the auto industry's trend of promoting zero-emission cars while focusing on an increasing number of elderly and single households. The two-seater, golf cart-like model, called the ''NISSAN New Mobility CONCEPT,'' measures 1.2 meters wide and 2.3 meters long. (Kyodo)