The FWC ruled that while the driver's employer fell short on procedural fairness, there was a valid reason to terminate the ...

Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation is expanding its footprint in the Middle East and Africa with a new training centre ...

Family Bank is auctioning 38 motor vehicles, including cars and commercial vehicles, with prices starting at KSh 300,000.

How This New Truck Could Be Just What Mitsubishi Needs A closer look at the possible fortunes this truck could bring Mitsubishi's way has been evaluated, in addition to angles the automaker could ...

Mitsubishi has officially confirmed that a new mid-size pickup truck is headed to the American market. The announcement immediately sparked speculation about engines, capabilities, pricing, and how it ...

Mitsubishi is making its way back into the U.S. truck market and has asked Nissan for help. The upcoming vehicle would slot in the mid-size truck segment and should share most of its components, ...

Mitsubishi may not generate the same headlines in North America as some of its Japanese rivals, but that isn't stopping the automaker from planning to enter one of the most competitive segments. The ...

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Yes, Mitsubishi still sells cars in the U.S., and the Japanese automaker wants its presence felt again by offering a pickup soon. Mitsubishi plans 13 new models in five years, including pickups and ...

Mitsubishi may continue to make headlines with updates regarding next-generation Pajero development, but the brand has plenty of other off-road projects that are happening in the here and now. This ...

Foxconn and Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus have forged a strategic partnership aimed at exporting Japanese-made electric buses to Southeast Asia and Australia by 2030, combining Foxconn's rapid EV ...

Daimler Truck completed the transfer of Mitsubishi Fuso into Archion on April 1, combining Fuso and Hino under a single holding company. Daimler Truck and Toyota will each retain about a 25% ownership ...