Japan is at risk from higher oil prices, power blackouts and rising unemployment in the wake of the devastating earthquake and tsunami, according to ministers... more
Nissan admits it will be "some time" before it returns to full production after Japan's devastating March 11 earthquake and tsunami disrupted supplies to its plants... more
Shortly after the first heavy snowfall we pledged to keep on riding our motorcycles through the winter and that is what we have done. But what have we learned?
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Finally, proof of what many of us have suspected - traffic congestion in the UK is actaully worse than in the US. And once again, it seems London is the prime culprit... more
Motoring: With the future of electric cars looking brighter, Renault is aiming to stay ahead of the pack by launching a range of new electric vehicles and by offering energy solutions... more
Video: The Government will back Ford and Nissan with nearly £2 billion to develop electric cars and environmentally-friendly engines in Britain, safeguarding thousands of jobs... more
Japanese car giant Nissan has announced plans to create hundreds of new jobs in a £200 million investment to build batteries for electric cars ... more
The green automotive sector took big steps forward around the world, highlighting the seismic shift in emphasis by carmakers away from gas guzzlers ... more
Shares in Japanese carmakers Nissan, Honda and Toyota surged after it was revealed that their US sales decline last month was less than analysts feared... more
Engineering: Nissan plans to tap capital markets, seek government loans and sell property to conserve cash as it faces its first loss in nine years... more
Concern for the natural world may seem an irrelevance to the sophisticated and unnatural work of the art critic, but it nevertheless conditions my responses to people, places and the artefacts, both cultural and commercial, that stem from them. In this context Japan is very much on my mind again... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do