KATHMANDU: Japanese automakers are promoting different vehicle technologies, including hybrids, hydrogen and alternative fuels, instead of relying only on electric vehicles. The approach was highlighted at the Japan Mobility Show Bizweek 2026, which opened in Chiba on October 13, writes…

KATHMANDU: Japanese automakers Nissan, Mazda, Subaru and Toyota have partnered with ENEOS, the country’s largest oil company, to develop a new low-carbon gasoline alternative. The fuel will make its debut in the ST-Q class of Japan’s Super Taikyu endurance race,…