Honda, and other Japanese OEMs are also supplied. Supplies GM, Ford, Chrysler, and BMW in the U.S., and has strong ties with GM and VW in China. Offers a full lineup of headlights, AFS, HBC, rear lights, high mount stop lamps, and others, and supplies all of these to each Japanese maker. Stanley 5% shareholder Honda is the largest customer. Stanley supplies around 80% of headlights for Honda models. Also has business with Toyota, Nissan, Mitsu...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2020/08/07

technology Summary "TOYOTA Concept-i" series: The future of mobility Luxury sedans: New Century prototype and Crown Concept Concept vehicles: FCV Premium Car and Fuel Cell Bus GR sports car series announced, GR HV SPORTS concept unveiled Lexus LS+ Concept aims for automated driving at Levels 4 or 5 New Lexus LS and LC Technology exhibited at TOKYO CONNECTED LAB 2017 Toyota’s “Concept-i” equipped with Artificial Intelligence (AI) ...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2017/11/21

while sales grew by 4.9% to 1.063 million units. Vehicle sales have recovered for the first time in three years thanks to an economic stimulus package. The Association of Indonesian Automotive Industries (GAIKINDO) predicts that vehicle sales for 2017 will reach 1.1 million units (y/y increase of 3.5%). LMC Automotive anticipates that the number of vehicles produced in 2020 will reach 1.3 million vehicles.   Due to cultural tendencies in Indones...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2017/09/12

2015 Japanese market (Part 2): Suzuki and Honda expand market shares Mini vehicles and hybrids account for over 60% of passenger car sales Summary Passenger car market expands by 3% y/y to 4.7 million units Sales by model: Daihatsu Tanto ranks first for first time in six years as mini vehicle Sales by engine displacement and fuel type Number of registered vehicles in Japan: minicars exceed 20 million units  In 2014, 4.7 million passenger cars w...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2015/02/13

y systems(Tokyo Motor Show 2013)  Reported below is feature availability on new models released for sale in Japan by Japanese OEMs from September 2013 to June 2014. 17 new and fully redesigned models including six mini vehicles are reported: four each under the Honda and Nissan brand, three under Toyota, two under Daihatsu, and one each under Mazda, Subaru, Mitsubishi, and Suzuki. Equipment that has been increasingly used includes the start-sto...

Market & Tech Reports  Updated at: 2014/07/08