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Nissan will introduce the Rogue e-Power hybrid in the US in November 2026, bringing its series-hybrid technology to the market for the first time as the automaker expands its hybrid lineup.
Toyota will become an equal one-third shareholder in the Cellcentric joint venture with Daimler Truck and Volvo Group, combining its fuel-cell technology with the companies’ commercial-vehicle expertise to accelerate hydrogen truck development and deployment in Europe.
Chinese automakers are increasingly influencing the global automotive market through electric vehicles, battery technology, advanced manufacturing and rapid product development, challenging established industry leaders.
Qantas has partnered with Mercedes-Benz and Sydney Airport to trial a chauffeured Mercedes-Maybach transfer service for selected First Class passengers connecting between Sydney Airport’s international and domestic terminals.
Geely Auto has unveiled technology capable of charging an electric vehicle from 10% to 70% in 4.5 minutes, joining BYD and CATL in a rapid push to shorten EV charging times in China
Tesla has started deliveries of its Semi electric trucks to an initial group of customers, marking a major step toward high-volume production nearly nine years after the vehicle was first unveiled. The Sparks, Nevada, facility is designed to eventually produce up to 50,000 Semis annually.