India's Tata Nano, billed as the world's cheapest car, will go on sale in Bangladesh on Saturday – but with a price tag nearly triple what it is at home.

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Mitsubishi Motors Corporation has started production and sales of its new-model Pajero Sport SUV in Bangladesh, according to a press statement of the company. The Pajero Sports model is being produced at the Chittagong plant of Pragoti Industries Limited, Mitsubishi’s business partner in Bangladesh.
The product will be sold through Pragoti’s domestic sales network.

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New vehicle sales in Japan slumped by more than a fifth in June as the production disruption from the March earthquake lingered, but the data showed a big improvement from the previous months as more parts became available.

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More green cars are poised to hit the streets in Bangladesh with the launch of Honda's Civic Hybrid. DHS Motors Ltd, the local distributor of Japanese Honda vehicles, brought in 10 hybrid cars with 'green technology', which will be launched today. DHS Motors plans to introduce six cars on average a month from now...read more..

American drivers fond of their gas guzzlers will have to quickly learn to love greener cars, which are expected to get a big boost from upcoming international climate talks in Copenhagen. The aim of the December 7-18 global conference is reducing environmentally-damaging greenhouse gases, and key to that goal, industry officials said, is reducing emissions from carbon-belching automobiles.

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India's biggest carmaker Maruti Suzuki aims to boost output by up to 75 percent as it seeks to maintain its dominant position in the fast-growing domestic market, a report said Thursday.

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Indian car sales jumped for a sixth straight month in July, climbing an annual 31 percent, as new launches and cheaper finance boosted demand, industry figures showed Monday.

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Toyota Motor announced Tuesday a smaller than expected first-quarter loss and upgraded its outlook for the rest of the year, offering another glimmer of hope for the battered industry.

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