Subaru

Chinese carmakers may have pulled ahead in tech and value, but something else is holding the Japanese back

MG’s MG4 Urban is largely devoid of character, but it has a place for everything

Toyota has been busy with its bZ, but it’s still an electric vehicle aimed at drivers tentative about switching to battery power

The E-Outback is Subaru’s boxy, button-covered flagship, and the most convincing evidence yet that Japan is back in the electric fight

China EVs have brought price wars, consumer uncertainty and infrastructure concerns 

The high cost of cars remains an impediment

TOYOTA Motor and smaller Japanese automakers Subaru and Mazda Motor have each committed to developing new engines tailored to electrification, they said on Tuesday (May 28).

JAPANESE automakers are getting much-needed cover from an old standby, as the weaker yen helps prop up profits amid declining sales in China and the increasingly tough shift to electric vehicles.

JAPAN’S Subaru slashed its annual output target by nearly 10 per cent on Wednesday (Feb 8) amid ongoing fallout from a semiconductor shortage that continues to hamper automakers around the world.