New Honda Plant in Japan

The Honda company announced they wanted to work more on mini-vehicles and decided to build a new plant in central Japan. They think the vehicles with the engine size 660 cubic centimeters are going to stay popular for the next years.

Toyota and Honda give plug-in battery technology a reality check

The most vocal hydrogen fuel cell critics are not the oil companies, but strong advocates of plug-in battery technology. When hydrogen is brought up, they are there to criticize as much as possible.

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High-volume Opels for Russian Drivers

In one of our previous articles we have mentioned that GM views Russia as one of the most important regions for Western cars sale as the demand for well-built, high quality, affordable vehicles here i

Ford Refuses from New Plant Building Plans

Ford is shelving the intention to build a new assembling plant in northern Mexico.

Auto Industry Will be Powered by Fuel Cells Gearing

According to news published by "Science Daily" on October 31, 2007, scientists from the University of Houston have come closer to solving one of the biggest problems of the modern auto industry - a po