Honda and Nissan agree to share software for models from 2029
Honda and Nissan are moving closer together on vehicle software: From 2029, models with electric, hybrid and combustion powertrains are to benefit from jointly used software.
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Toyota’s EV Growth Isn’t Enough to Stop Another Profit Slide
Toyota enters its next earnings update with EV momentum and a slight June sales rebound, but rising costs and margin pressure are still weighing on profits.
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Nissan’s Survival Plan Now Depends on Getting New Cars to Market Faster
Nissan is pushing to shorten vehicle development cycles as it tries to regain momentum, refresh its lineup more quickly, and compete in a market that no longer rewards slow product planning.
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Honda Cancels Prologue Electric SUV as EV Market Cools
Honda is ending the Prologue, its GM-based electric SUV, after a short run as the U.S. market shifts toward hybrids and automakers reassess EV demand.
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Honda Ends Prologue EV Sales in the U.S. as Hybrids Take Priority
Honda has discontinued the Prologue in the U.S., ending its only battery-electric model in the market and underscoring a near-term shift toward hybrid vehicles.
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Hyundai’s Record First Half Shows Hybrids Are Doing the Heavy Lifting
Hyundai posted its best first-half sales result, with electrified vehicles accounting for about one-third of volume. The mix points to strong buyer demand for hybrids alongside EVs.
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Honda Weighs AI Data Center Use for EV Battery Plant Space
Honda’s reassessment of EV investment could extend beyond vehicle plans, with AI data center use being considered for battery plant capacity as hybrid demand remains strong.
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Subaru’s Flexible Factory Plan Keeps Gas, Hybrid, and EV Options Open
Subaru will begin building combustion, hybrid, and electric vehicles on the same assembly line in Japan this August, a strategy that could later reach the U.S.
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