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Toyota's Mirai sedan will run on electricity produced by mixing hydrogen fuel and oxygen, of which the by-product is heat and pure water.
Holiday hell on wheels
Five cars that would be awful on a road-trip holiday — and a single good one that can do it all.
Made in Japan, but it might not be for long
More firms face a tough choice over whether or not to move production in Japan overseas to escape the impact of the relentless rise of the yen.
Supply-chain woes hit more Sony plants
A shortage of parts will force Sony to cut production or suspend output at five more plants in Japan following the country's catastrophic earthquake.
Chip prices jump as Japan disaster hits tech supplies
Prices for key technology components spiked as the toll on Japan's infrastructure mounted after Friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami.
Honda to recall nearly 700 000 vehicles
Japanese carmaker Honda on Thursday said it was recalling 693 497 vehicles worldwide due to defective parts.
Honda recalls 412 000 US vehicles
Honda is recalling 412 000 vehicles in the US because of complaints from drivers that brake pedals feel "soft".
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