Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi will debut its next-generation connected car platform later this year in the Nissan Leaf electric vehicle and redesigned Renault Clio small car.

A future version of the long-in-the-tooth Nissan Frontier pickup may get a dose of Mitsubishi DNA under a plan that could rekindle its fortunes in an increasingly crowded segment.

Trevor Mann's departure as COO of Mitsubishi underscores the amount of unfinished business remaining to be done at Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi now that its architect Carlos Ghosn is out of the picture.

Trevor Mann was preparing to take a newly created senior-level position, part of Carlos Ghosn's plan for knitting the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance more closely together. That all changed Nov. 19 after Ghosn's stunning arrest in Japan.

Dubbed the Alliance Intelligent Cloud, the new connected-car platform will help drivers navigate and service their cars while providing the automakers troves of data to channel into self-driving car systems.

Concern is mounting at Nissan that the trial could turn an embarrassing spotlight on the CEO.

Nissan's newly minted North American chief Jose Valls wants to bring consistency and profitability to an organization that hasn't been known for either in recent years.

Mazda, racing to ramp up crossover sales, is adding a nameplate -- a rare move for the resource-strapped Japanese carmaker.

Knowing the origins of the scandal involving former Nissan executive Carlos Ghosn is paramount to preventing its repeat and assessing the strength of the alliance's attempted reboot.

Amid sliding sales, Nissan has tapped Jose Valls as its new chairman for North America. He replaces Denis Le Vot, who returns to partner Renault.

Trevor Mann, formerly Nissan’s chief performance officer under Carlos Ghosn, will depart Mitsubishi as part of a wider management shuffle. Nissan said Mann would not be returning to its side of the alliance.

Renault said it would not seek to appoint Nissan's chairman as the automakers announced a new power-sharing agreement to defuse tension that has threatened to derail the alliance since the arrest of its former leader, Carlos Ghosn.

Nissan and alliance partners Renault and Mitsubishi are poised to restructure their partnership under a new three-way steering committee that would oversee operations and subsume joint ventures now under scrutiny following the arrest of former boss Carlos Ghosn.

A disguised and chased Carlos Ghosn returns to the streets of Tokyo, determined to right his "terrible ordeal" of criminal charges and career ruin.

Nissan's IMq employs the brand's e-Power hybrid system, a sign of how the trademark technology might be marketed overseas.