TOKYO: Toyota and Mazda declared at joint news conference at 1000 GMT to conclude a new partnership.
Sources told Reuters at the weekend that the automakers were in talks to expand their partnership in fuel-efficient technology.
Toyota would provide fuel-cell and plug-in-hybrid technology to Mazda, while Mazda would offer Toyota fuel-efficient gasoline and diesel engine technology under its SkyActiv series, the sources said.
ATHENS: The number of new and used vehicles put into circulation for the first time rose last month to 9,479,...
TOKYO: All Japanese imported vehicles entering New Zealand will be subject to greater scrutiny from today. The global Takata airbag...
WASHINGTON: Electric carmaker Tesla announced Sunday it was upgrading its Autopilot software to use more advanced radar technology. In a...
BEIJING: China's three automakers are in the fast lane with their own brand vehicles. Geely Auto, Chang'an Automobile, and Beijing...
