Showing results for "emissions"
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2025 Kia EV9 Review | A Worthy Flagship / Video Review
The Kia EV9 is no simple feat of engineering. Kia has pulled out all the stops to bring us a flagship that is not only gorgeous to look at, but also powerful, and comfortable at the same tim...
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Mazda aims to keep gas engines alive with Skyactiv-Z / News
While other brands are pushing for hybrids and EVs, Mazda remains committed to keeping the gas engine alive.
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No gas, no emissions: Drifting in the Ioniq 5 N DK Edition / News
Hyundai is taking its electric cars to another level with the Ioniq 5 N DK Edition. This version of the popular EV focuses on performance and drifting, with upgrade s inspired by the experti...
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Isuzu introduces a new 2.2-liter diesel engine for the 2025 D-MAX, mu-X / News
The 2025 D-MAX and mu-X will feature the new 2.2-liter Ddi MaxForce diesel engine, boasting more power and reduced emissions.
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Nissan plans to transition to low-carbon emission aluminum by 2030 / News
Nissan will use low-carbon aluminum in new and existing models from 2024 as one of its initiatives for carbon neutrality.
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Hitting the road with Zero limits: The New Lynk & Co Zero / News
New leaks hint at exciting developments for the upcoming Lynk & Co Zero model.
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Toyota is going all-in on sustainability with next-generation electric and hydrogen technologies / News
Toyota hosted a Technical Workshop where President Kato explained new battery and hydrogen technology for the future.
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Nissan will use low-emissions steel and aluminum for its cars / News
Kobe Steel will be provided Nissan Motor Co. With low-CO2 steel and aluminum for use in its cars.
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EU: No more sales of new internal combustion cars from 2035 onwards / News
So, the EU’s holding the ax… We’re just waiting for the execution date.
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DOTr to LTO: temporarily put a stop to PMVIC inspection requirement / News
It’s back to the old system where motorists can choose to have their vehicle inspected at a PMVIC or at an emissions center instead.
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How to pass the MVIS exhaust tests / Tips & Advice
Make sure your engine is in top condition and that your exhaust system has no leaks so you can easily pass the MVIS.
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Nissan adds a zero-emissions ambulance to the Tokyo Fire Department fleet / News
A new future awaits emergency service vehicles as Nissan release an all-electric ambulance for the Tokyo Fire Department
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The Nissan LEAF clocked in 13 billion emission-free kilometers globally / News
The Nissan LEAF is an EV that contributes to emission-free mobility, and here are some metrics from the brand itself.
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On the fence about EVs? Nissan has 3 reasons for you to own one / News
Nissan shares three surprising facts about electric vehicles and what ownership is like.
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Startup company Rivian unveils world’s first adventure EVs / News
A fully-connected electric vehicle that can bring you to any destination and be a base of operations for your adventures.
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Volkswagen I.D. Buzz Cargo is the Kombi with a job to do / News
Autonomous driving, an integrated workstation, and zero emissions. The perfect work vehicle?
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Mazda aims to improve engines in collaboration with Saudi Aramco, AIST / News
Because the company believes that it is no longer sufficient to focus solely on the vehicle.
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Isuzu mu-X owners tackle 1,000-km run to Catanduanes / News
All thanks to SUV’s improved fuel efficiency, reduced noise and vibration, and cleaner emissions.
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Japan donates electric cars to PH; promises support against pollution / News
More EVs on the road means less CO2 emissions.
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GM, Honda join forces for fuel cell system development / News
In the field of reducing CO2 emissions in cars, 2 auto giants joined forces in efforts to mass produce an advanced hydrogen fuel cell system for future product integration.
