#mitsubishi

The Mitsubishi fuel economy scandal has gotten a lot larger.

Mitsubishi is recalling 82,436 vehicles to address an issue with their continuously variable transmission (CVT).

The long-anticipated Mitsubishi Outlander plug-in hybrid was expected later this year but has once again been postponed for the U.S. and Canada.

The Mitsubishi Grand Tourer Concept has been teased and will debut at the 2016 Paris Motor Show in late September. 

Cars these days are packed with high-tech features, but they’re not always safe.

Millennials don’t seem to be interested in the same cars as their parents.

As Mitsubishi Motor’s fuel economy scandal widens, the company’s president, Tetsuro Aikawa, has announced that he will step down. 

Nissan and Mitsubishi have officially joined forces to share technology, vehicle platforms and more.

Major changes could transform Japan’s automotive business in a major way over the next five years.

Nissan is considering buying a controlling stake in Mitsubishi Motors for roughly 200 billion yen ($1.84 billion).

Mitsubishi has admitted to submitting falsified fuel economy data for more vehicles than it originally disclosed.

Things seems to be getting worse for Mitsubishi after the brand admitted to falsifying fuel economy data for about 600,000 mini-cars in Japan. 

Mitsubishi Motors has admitted that it manipulated fuel economy data for about 620,000 Japan-market vehicles. 

Another March is in the books and U.S. deliveries were up a small but noteworthy amount, with soon-to-be-extinct Scion leading the pack for some reason. In contrast, one super-luxury brand saw its sales drop by more than 50 percent last month and that’s no April Fools’ Day joke.

Mitsubishi has been on hard times for quite a spell. To put it politely, their North American lineup is pretty feeble. But a big electrification push could improve the company’s fortunes.