2007 TOKYO HOME AUTOMOTIVE NEWS HOME Hybrids become unavoidable For automakers, the hybrid powertrain is starting to feel as inevitable as death and taxes. Every manufacturer is working on one, whether it wants to or not.  story [SUB] More stories from Tokyo Up! and coming? VW may sell small car here Toyota's first lithium likely a Lexus Honda plans small hybrid to rival Prius Watch out, here come the Japanese Audi unveils a plug-in hybrid Honda boss Fukui says industry has to have fuel cells to survive Infiniti will get hybrid powertrains Hyundai plans Elantra hybrid for U.S. Mitsubishi EV may come in 2 years Toyota, Honda are cool to plug-ins Tokyo show: What happened to my Naked Be-Pal? Bosch wants global software standards Ghosn on Infiniti: quality over sales Zetsche: M-B, Jeep still share Nissan program targets fuel use Mazda5 hybrid uses hydrogen Mazda system bucks trend Audi shows premium subcompact More Tokyo motor show stories Audi Metroproject quattro BMW 1 Series Tii BMW M3 Sedan - 2008 model Daihatsu HSC Daihatsu OSC1 Honda CR-Z concept Honda FCX Honda Inspire Honda Puyo concept Lexus LF-Xh Mazda Premacy Hydrogen RE Hybrid Mazda Taiki Mitsubishi iMiEV Sport Mitsubishi ZT Nissan GT-R - 2009 model Nissan Intima Nissan NV200 Nissan Pivo 2 Subaru Exiga Subaru G4e Subaru Impreza WRX STi Suzuki Kizashi 2 2007 TOKYO HOME AUTOMOTIVE NEWS HOME