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Carlos Ghosn's Lawyers Say Part Of French File Should Be 'Null And Void'
Carlos Ghosn, who has denied all wrongdoing, was chairman of both Nissan and Mitsubishi and chief executive of Renault when he was arrested on charges of under-reporting his salary and using company funds for personal purposes.
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Mitsubishi Motors Hits All-Time Low As ASEAN Sales Dive Raise Recovery Doubts
Japan's Mitsubishi Motors faced doubts about a quick recovery after posting dismal quarterly sales in its key Southeast Asia market partly due to the coronavirus outbreak, sending its shares down 12% to a record low on Tuesday.
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Isuzu, Mitsubishi, Metal One India Announce Road Safety Initiative In SriCity Andhra Pradesh
Isuzu Motor India, Mitsubishi Corporation India and Metal One India today announced contributing to the 'National Road Safety' initiative. As part of this initiative, the three companies had undertaken a yearlong Road Safety CSR initiative in and around SriCity region (Chittoor District), Andhra Pradesh in 2018.
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Renault-Nissan Alliance To Move To Solid-State Batteries By 2025
Almost every electric car today is powered by a conventional Lithium-Ion battery pack. However, conventional Li-On batteries do have their limitation. These include charge times, weight, size and of course, the amount of charge that they can actually hold (depending on the size of the battery). The next step in the evolution of batteries will be th...
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"Nissan, Mitsubishi Brand DNA Will be Maintained", Says Ghosn
Nissan has signed a memorandum of understanding with Mitsubishi Motors to acquire 34 percent stake in the troubled company. There is a lot to happen yet but as part of the agreement, Nissan is buying 506.6 million shares in Mitsubishi Motors Corporation for 468.52 yen ($4.3) per share for a total of 237B yen ($2.17 billion). This will make Nissan t...
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Mitsubishi to Supply Compact Sedan to Chrysler
Chrysler and Mitsubishi have signed a new agreement, under which, the Japanese automaker will supply their competitor with a global compact sedan. Though there is no news about which car will become a part of this re-badging exercise, we are sure it will be a B-segment sedan.
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Carlos Ghosn's Lawyers Say Part Of French File Should Be 'Null And Void'
Carlos Ghosn, who has denied all wrongdoing, was chairman of both Nissan and Mitsubishi and chief executive of Renault when he was arrested on charges of under-reporting his salary and using company funds for personal purposes.
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Mitsubishi Motors Hits All-Time Low As ASEAN Sales Dive Raise Recovery Doubts
Japan's Mitsubishi Motors faced doubts about a quick recovery after posting dismal quarterly sales in its key Southeast Asia market partly due to the coronavirus outbreak, sending its shares down 12% to a record low on Tuesday.
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Isuzu, Mitsubishi, Metal One India Announce Road Safety Initiative In SriCity Andhra Pradesh
Isuzu Motor India, Mitsubishi Corporation India and Metal One India today announced contributing to the 'National Road Safety' initiative. As part of this initiative, the three companies had undertaken a yearlong Road Safety CSR initiative in and around SriCity region (Chittoor District), Andhra Pradesh in 2018.
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Renault-Nissan Alliance To Move To Solid-State Batteries By 2025
Almost every electric car today is powered by a conventional Lithium-Ion battery pack. However, conventional Li-On batteries do have their limitation. These include charge times, weight, size and of course, the amount of charge that they can actually hold (depending on the size of the battery). The next step in the evolution of batteries will be th...
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"Nissan, Mitsubishi Brand DNA Will be Maintained", Says Ghosn
Nissan has signed a memorandum of understanding with Mitsubishi Motors to acquire 34 percent stake in the troubled company. There is a lot to happen yet but as part of the agreement, Nissan is buying 506.6 million shares in Mitsubishi Motors Corporation for 468.52 yen ($4.3) per share for a total of 237B yen ($2.17 billion). This will make Nissan t...
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Mitsubishi to Supply Compact Sedan to Chrysler
Chrysler and Mitsubishi have signed a new agreement, under which, the Japanese automaker will supply their competitor with a global compact sedan. Though there is no news about which car will become a part of this re-badging exercise, we are sure it will be a B-segment sedan.
