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JUNE 10, 2012
The Nikkei reports that the Japanese government, major automakers and highway infrastructure companies are now working together to package technologies and services for sale in emerging markets such as India and Indonesia to address the growing problem of traffic congestion. A number of Japanese ministries and the Japan Highway Public Corp.--which
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AUGUST 16, 2011
has extended its license agreement with GS Yuasa International Ltd., GS Yuasa is a holding company jointly established by Yuasa Corporation and Japan Storage Battery Co., OBC invented NiMH rechargeable battery technology that is used globally in hybrid-electric vehicles, and in many consumer and commercial rechargeable batteries.
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NOVEMBER 24, 2009
Nissan, which began development of fuel cell vehicle technology in 1996, has previously used FCVs in demonstration fleets in Japan and in California through the California Fuel Cell Partnership (CaFCP), but this is Nissan’s first commercial FCV lease in North America. Earlier post.) The new fuel cell stack. Click to enlarge.
The Truth About Cars
APRIL 25, 2023
Honda has plans for a mid- to large-size electric vehicle to debut for sale in North America in 2025, based on a dedicated platform. An EV based on the N-ONE will go on sale in Japan in 2025, with two small EVs following in 2026. The ultimate goal is electric motorcycle sales of 3.5 One will be an SUV.
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JULY 6, 2009
The e-Zone Electric Vehicle (EV) is a Low Speed Vehicle (LSV) that passes international crash test standards and will be one of the vehicle types CT&T will produce for the US market. Source: CT&T United. Click to enlarge. CT&T Company , Ltd., Vehicles will range in price from US$8,000 to $16,000 fully equipped. Earlier post.).
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OCTOBER 28, 2010
While considerable interest exists among governments, media and environmentalists in promoting HEVs and BEVs, consumers will ultimately decide whether these vehicles are commercially successful or not. million units), Europe (977,000 units), and Japan (875,000 units). The leading markets are the United States (1.7
Green Cars News
NOVEMBER 24, 2009
Previously, Nissan, which actually began developing fuel cell vehicles back in 1996, had only used the technology in demonstration fleets – this represents the first commercial Nissan fuel cell vehicle lease in North America. As for the vehicle itself, it is based on the X-TRAIL SUV, which is available in Mexico, Japan and Europe.
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