HybridCars

Geely and Renault Unveil Plans to Transform EVs into Hybrids

1 month ago

In a groundbreaking initiative set to revolutionize the electric vehicle (EV) market, automotive giants Geely and Renault are reportedly collaborating on an innovative strategy that aims to convert electric vehicles into hybrids. This ambitious project is expected to tap into the growing preference for hybrid models, combining the best of both worlds to cater to a diverse range of consumer needs and environmental concerns.

Toyota Reigns Supreme as the World's Leading Carmaker for Five Consecutive Years

4 months ago

In an impressive display of resilience and innovation, Toyota Motor Corporation has secured its position as the world’s largest automaker for the fifth consecutive year, outpacing its closest rival Volkswagen (VW) for the year 2024. This achievement underscores Toyota’s dominance in the global automotive market amid fluctuating economic conditions, supply chain challenges, and shifting consumer demands.

Honda Sets Ambitious Goal to Boost Hybrid Sales with Revitalized Engine Technology

5 months ago

In a strategic move to enhance its presence in the hybrid vehicle market, Honda has announced its plan to double its hybrid sales by the year 2030. This initiative comes as part of a broader commitment to sustainability and innovation within the automotive industry, reflecting Honda's dedication to reducing carbon emissions and adapting to the evolving preferences of consumers.

Toyota Executive Criticizes U.S. Regulations Encouraging Electric Vehicle Sales

6 months ago

In a recent press conference, Toyota's North American CEO, Tetsuo Ogawa, expressed strong discontent with current U.S. government regulations that push for electric vehicle (EV) sales. He conveyed that these policies not only stifle consumer choice but also risk hampering the automotive industry’s stability and innovation.

Nissan Faces Uphill Battle Without Hybrids in the US and Intense Competition in China

8 months ago

It faces growing problems in key car markets, including the lack of hybrid models in the United States and increasingly tough competition by local manufacturers in China. Such problems set relatively high barriers for the Japanese carmaker to keep a foothold in the two largest car markets of the world.