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The pace of Subaru’s EV rollout and the amount of money it plows into the technology is under review as the company braces for sliding sales and withholds earnings guidance.

Japan’s smallest global automaker is weighing joint production of utility vehicles in one of partner Nissan Motor Co.’s U.S. assembly plants.

Mazda plans a new Lean Asset Strategy as a way to do more with less, saving the automaker billions of dollars and helping to slash the investment, manpower and lead time needed for its first in-house battery-electric vehicles.

Subaru's second R&D hub in Tokyo aims to lure international software talent to work on its artificial intelligence-powered EyeSight driver-assist systems.

A spokeswoman for Chuo Spring said the company was still assessing the damage, injuries and any possible impact on supply chains.

Subaru wants to boost U.S. market share on the back of a new strong hybrid technology, as it tries to bounce back from sliding profit in the latest quarter.

Former Nissan executive Greg Kelly's conviction on charges of helping former chairman Carlos Ghosn under-report his compensation was upheld by the Tokyo High Court. Kelly said from his home in Tennessee that he planned another appeal.

Import-reliant Mitsubishi expects no immediate impact from the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration because it exports all its U.S. vehicles from Asia. Quarterly earnings and revenue slipped.

Former Nissan executive Greg Kelly may finally win full exoneration when an appeals court rules Feb. 4 on his alleged role in the Carlos Ghosn financial misconduct allegations, a ruling that could be a stunning rebuke of Nissan’s handling of the scandal.

Short on tech workers, Honda will spend nearly $100 million to retrain tens of thousands of its own employees at home and abroad in software, AI and electrification.