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Mitsubishi Pajero Set for Global Unveiling This Fall! Dakar Champ Masuoka Gives Thumbs Up, Revival Announced in New Mid-Term Plan85
Mitsubishi Motors announces a new mid-term plan, signaling the return of the Pajero after a 7-year hiatus.
Global debut slated for Fall 2026.
Dakar Rally champion Hiroshi Masuoka endorses the development of the new Pajero.
Honda "Super One" EV Hot Hatch Debuts in Japan for ¥1.49 Million (Approx. $9,500 USD): Electric Fun with a Sporty Edge!75
Honda officially launched the "Super One," a new sporty EV, in Japan, based on the N-ONE e: but significantly evolved.
Priced at ¥1.49 million (approx. $9,500 USD), it's positioned as an accessible electric hot hatch.
It boasts powerful acceleration and an exhilarating "engine sound" (likely simulated, as it's an EV) for a fun driving experience.
Omobio, Spun Off from Continental, Showcases Video Projection Technology First Unveiled at CES 2026 in Japan60
Omobio, spun off from Continental, is exhibiting at the Automotive Engineering Exposition 2026 YOKOHAMA.
Showcasing video projection technology for the first time in Japan, previously unveiled at CES 2026.
Focus on Omobio's latest advancements in automotive technology.
Toyota Consolidates Manufacturing Technology Functions into New "Monozukuri Technology Division" in July, with Chief Production Officer Takefumi Shiga Appointed Head60
Toyota will reorganize its manufacturing technology functions under a new "Monozukuri (Manufacturing) Technology Division" effective July 1, 2026.
This consolidation brings together the production division, Monozukuri Development Center, and powertrain company's manufacturing tech.
The goal is to integrate technology, production, and manufacturing expertise to strengthen future manufacturing capabilities.
Mitsubishi Motors CEO Confirms New Pajero Revival for Fall 202685
Mitsubishi Motors unveils its new mid-term plan towards the 2030s.
The Pajero, which ended domestic production in 2019, will be revived as a new model in the fall of 2026 with a global debut.
Mitsubishi plans to expand the Pajero lineup as a series.
BYD's Upcoming "RACCO" Kei-car Sparks Frenzy: Sliding Doors and EV Power!85
New details emerge on BYD's first Kei-car EV, the "RACCO", generating buzz in Japan.
Anticipation is high for its expected 300km range and sliding doors.
Concerns are voiced regarding the price point and its status as a Chinese-made car.
Subaru Impreza STI Performance Edition: AWD Only, STI Dress-Up, and Center Muffler!75
Subaru Impreza gets the STI Performance Edition treatment, packed with upgrades.
Features exclusive parts designed to boost driving performance.
Eye-catching center muffler option available for a unique look.
Next-Gen Nissan Skyline Teased: Heritage Design with Iconic Round Taillights and Classic Badges?75
Nissan teased the design of the next-generation Skyline in its long-term vision for April 2026.
The design evokes the lineage of previous Skyline models.
Teaser images suggest the return of iconic round taillights and classic Nissan badging.
Lexus RX Gets the VIP Treatment: KUHL Unveils Massive 24-inch Forged Wheels65
Japanese customizer KUHL fits the Lexus RX with aggressively sized Amistad 24-inch forged wheels.
The 'Rim Over' design concept pushes the limits of wheel fitment for a VIP look.
This upgrade dramatically enhances the RX's presence and visual impact.
Subaru BRZ Transformed into 4WD Rally Weapon: A Yaris-Killer in Disguise?70
Subaru, a WRC legend, unveils a heavily modified, 4WD rally-spec BRZ.
This marks a potential return to motorsports for Subaru after reduced rally presence.
The BRZ rally car is seen as a potential Yaris-rival, hinting at a renewed focus on competition.
BMW Japan Launches New Entry-Level 220i Active Tourer "Original": A Compact MPV with a 1.5L Turbo and Attractive Pricing!60
BMW Japan introduces the "Original" trim to the 2 Series Active Tourer lineup as a new entry-level model.
Features a compact 4.3m body and fuel-efficient 1.5L turbocharged engine.
Priced under ¥5 million JPY (approx. $32,000 USD), targeting the entry-level premium compact MPV segment.
Why Japanese Convenience Stores Prefer Front-In Parking: Avoiding Backing Accidents and Annoying Neighbors60
Explains why Japanese convenience stores and other retailers often request "front-in" parking.
Key reasons include reducing the risk of accidents while backing up and avoiding collisions with pedestrians.
Also aims to minimize complaints from nearby residents regarding exhaust fumes and noise.