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Isuzu is open to building its own flagship D-Max ute designed to take on the Ford Ranger Raptor, though it doesn’t look like the Japanese brand has anything cooking at the moment.

Nissan unveiled a digital concept, the Hyper Adventure 4×4, designed for outdoor enthusiasts with a focus on eco-friendly living....

Isuzu Ute Australia is doing a lot with a little, managing to be a top-10 player with just two models in its stable and holding off much bigger players like Nissan and Volkswagen in sales to the end of October this year.

Mazda has conceded its new CX-60 mid-size SUV features a sub-optimal transmission tune when compared to the CX-90, despite sharing the same componentry, but plans are underway to remedy the situation.

The lineup at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show is less about turning the automotive industry on its head and more about showing that even less-expensive EVs can be exciting, sporty and desirable

The new-gen Suzuki Swift made its international debut at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show in Tokyo last month. With the latest iteration, the hatchback be - New-gen Swift News at CarTrade.

Yamaha Motors: The Japan Motor Show was held after a four-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year, it returned with a new name, "Japan Mobility Show".

Mazda's move to develop large displacement six-cylinder engines might be a surprise given the industry is pushing heavily towards electrification and downsizing, but the brand is committed to the 3.3-litre petrol and diesel powertrains for the long haul.

In possibly the worst decision since the Avro Arrow, the PM says Toyota won’t see the same EV assembly incentives as VW and Stellantis

A strong Australian influence will permeate throughout Suzuki’s first global electric car, as the eVX concept was penned by a Melbourne-raised designer.