Honda Motor plans to start selling the world’s first commercially available Level 3 automated cars by the end of March 2021. Level 3 vehicles can drive autonomously by detecting the environment around them, not needing driver input.
A Japanese venture company successfully conducts a test flight of an experimental flying car with one person on board.
Honda is showing off its first compact electric vehicle equipped with state-of-the-art digital technology.
Toyota Motor Corporation's operating profit plunges 98 percent for the April-to-June quarter.
Sony unveils a prototype for its self-driving electric vehicle that uses 33 state-of-the-art sensors that support autonomous mobility.
A biennial event essential to Japan's automotive industry, the Tokyo Motor Show typically showcases the future of vehicles.
This mobility-experience theme park spread across three facilities encourages visitors to "look, ride and feel" as they learn about (and climb into) the cars of the past and the transportation of the future.
In an effort to curb the increasing number of traffic accidents involving senior drivers in Japan, new types of electric vehicles are being developed with the aging population in mind.
