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As compared to other carmakers, Toyota hasn’t voted for a dramatic shift to electric vehicles. Instead, Toyota has been focusing on hybrid cars. It’s the company’s belief that market share of electric cars will never go beyond 30 percent. Even when much of the ecosystem is chasing a zero-emission future.
Unlike other automakers, Toyota hasn't rushed to jump on the EV bandwagon. It has taken shy steps toward pure electric vehicles, deciding instead to focus on hybrids. Chairman Akio Toyoda believes pure EVs will never exceed a 30-percent market share, so a zero-emission future is still very much uncertain. However, the Japanese brand has been gradually expanding its no-ICE lineup in recent times, with a pickup now confirmed for 2025.
Isuzu Malaysia today launched the new D-Max facelift which continues to be offered in five variants, all of which are fully imported (CBU) from Thailand. The refreshed pick-up truck features an updated design and kit list, but maintains the same two inline-four turbodiesel engines as before.
The dual-cab ute market in Australia is a passionate one: everyone has their favourites. It’s almost as if the Holden Commodore versus Ford Falcon rivalry has returned, but today the dominant stoush is that of Ford Ranger against Toyota Hilux.
Isuzu recently launched the 2024 V-Cross pick-up truck in India. The updated model is priced from Rs. 21.2 lakh (ex-showroom) onwards and gets important changes. Here are the top three updates that will appeal to prospective buyers.
While there were many important developments in the first week of May 2024, the main focus remained on Mahindra XUV 3XO and Bajaj’s new flagship, the biggest Pulsar NS400. Here’s a quick look at some of the recent developments in the auto industry.
Building on the success of the D-Max Arctic Trucks AT35, Isuzu UK has whipped the wraps of the D-Max Arctic Trucks AT37, a one-off show car representing the “monumental” collaboration between Isuzu UK and Arctic Trucks.
Revealed in the UK, the Isuzu D-Max steel is a limited-edition D-Max ‘designed for discerning customers seeking the ultimate blend of reliability, toughness, and style’.