Nissan Motor will cut back from Europe and elsewhere to concentrate on the United States, China and Japan under a plan that represents a new strategic direction for the Japanese
Nissan Motor will cut back from Europe and elsewhere to concentrate on the United States, China and Japan under a plan that represents a new strategic direction for the Japanese
The time when cars could go fully driverless is coming “very soon,” according to Jianxiong Xiao, the CEO and founder of AutoX, a Shenzhen-based start-up working on autonomous driving technology.
South Korean automaker Kia plans to offer insurance in Europe which protects consumers from having to make monthly payments on a new vehicle if they lose their job, a scheme
The ongoing nationwide lockdown in India to control the spread of Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic has been further extended for two weeks, and will remain on place at least until May
Nissan will resume phased production in early June at its northern English Sunderland factory, the UK’s biggest auto plant, as the sector attempts to resume operations amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Nissan Motor’s vehicle sales in China this month nearly recovered to the prior year’s level following a 45% decline in March which was mainly related to the impact of the
Volkswagen AG and Toyota Motor stated on Wednesday they will delay resuming U.S. production amid the coronavirus pandemic and concerns regarding the automotive supply network. VW stated it is indefinitely
Japanese automaker Nissan Motor plans to cut the number of cars it produces at home in May by 78% from last year, as the spread of the coronavirus continues to
Silk EV, a U.S.-based engineering and design firm, said it prepares to invest 10 billion yuan ($1.41 billion) to make sports cars with Chinese automaker FAW Group under the brand
Toyota Motor stated on Thursday it expects to gradually restart North American production from May 4 and will impose significant new safety procedures after it stopped operations in March due






