Honda is committed to introducing more all-terrain hybrids. Mitsubishi hints at upcoming EVs and hybrids for the American market. Additionally, we explore the reasons why the frequency of purchasing EV tires might decrease in the future. Find out more in the latest from Green Car Reports.
Honda has set a target of manufacturing two million electric vehicles per year by 2030. As part of its roadmap for the second half of the decade concerning electric vehicles, Honda also disclosed its intentions to introduce a new series of Honda all-wheel-drive hybrid vehicles in the near future.
Mitsubishi recently offered a glimpse into the potential future lineup in the U.S. for 2026 and beyond. The company anticipates entering new market sectors with two new models and expanding its portfolio to include Mitsubishi EVs, hybrids, and plug-in hybrids. However, no updates were provided regarding the rumored Mitsubishi electric pickup truck to be developed in collaboration with Nissan.
While Michelin remains a leading tire manufacturer globally, it envisions a future where the need for tire replacement diminishes. This projection is based on advancements such as airless tires, high-mileage retreads, and the development of future EV tires utilizing sustainable materials, resulting in increased longevity.
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