Subaru has unveiled its first design study of the full-electric crossover it is co-developing with Toyota as the automaker makes a big push toward electrification. 

Mazda is considering how and when to bring the ultra-efficient, high-torque mild-hybrid powerplant to its biggest market. The automaker still wonders whether it can satisfy U.S. buyers who prefer larger engines.

The brand's success story in Japan offers proof of its global appeal and a convincing counternarrative to the adage that Detroit can't sell cars in the Land of the Rising Sun.

Ousted Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn, now free in Lebanon, will explore countermeasures against parties in Japan and elsewhere, including civil suits or other complaints, his French lawyer says.

New global chief William Lee says the South Korean premium contender is about to make a "quantum jump" in terms of volume and brand image in the U.S.,  beginning with this year’s arrival of the brand’s first crossover.

Carlos Ghosn, now fighting for his legacy instead of his freedom, puts his spin on a number of what-if moments that could have changed the course of the Renault-Nissan alliance.

The fallen auto titan, now a fugitive in Lebanon, reverted to his old, stage-loving form as he bashed Japan's judicial system and lambasted the sorry state of Nissan and Renault since his stunning 2018 arrest in Tokyo.

Carlos Ghosn unleashed a point-by-point attack on the validity of the investigation that culminated in his arrest in Tokyo in his first public appearance since he jumped bail in Japan to flee to Lebanon. He also dropped several other bombshells as he spoke in multiple languages during a two-and-a-half-hour news conference in Beirut. 

Seemingly unstoppable Subaru intends to open the taps on tight supply in hopes of driving U.S. sales to a record high for a 12th straight year in 2020.

Makoto Uchida lacks U.S. experience, but he pledges an "instant ramp-up" on the key market's problems and plans a visit "soon."

If new Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida didn't have enough headaches facing him in 2020, he probably didn't count on this big migraine in the making: a Carlos Ghosn gone rogue.

The GV80 goes on sale in South Korea this month and could reach the U.S. by midyear, giving the luxury brand a much-needed foothold in the growing market for SUVs and crossovers.

Attorney Junichiro Hironaka told reporters that he was holding his client's passports under the conditions of his bail and would never secretly hand them over.

Ghosn was awaiting trial in Japan under strict bail conditions, which included a prohibition on leaving the country. In a statement, the former chairman said he was not fleeing justice but rather escaping injustice and political persecution.

The lawsuit, filed in a California court by the receiver for the Sage Group of auto dealerships, claims Nissan forced the plaintiffs into a "fire sale" of two popular dealerships to a "crony" of indicted former Chairman Carlos Ghosn.