The 2024 Tokyo Auto Salon has kicked off in the Japanese capital and several new concepts and vehicles have already debuted. One of them was an updated Toyota GR Yaris that features a newly developed quick-shifting automatic transmission that Toyota says can deliver faster lap times than the manual.
Nissan used the Tokyo Auto Salon to present its Ariya Nismo. The electric crossover is a much more lukewarm effort than the Toyota hot hatch, but it benefits from some genuine performance upgrades including an aerodynamic package and more horsepower.
The Brabham BT62 supercar is no more. The Brabham racing team has announced that its partnership with Fusion Capital has ended, meaning its supercar no longer has financing. The private equity firm that was a majority stakeholder in the project has turned its focus toward electric vehicles and self-driving technology.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
Toyota GR Yaris gains power, Direct Automatic Transmission
Nissan Ariya Nismo revealed with up to 429 hp
Brabham's car division hits bump in the road
Honda Pilot vs. Ford Explorer: Compare SUVs
Detroit auto show skips 2024, returns to January slot in 2025
Hertz is selling EVs, including Teslas, to buy gasoline models
Hyundai Ioniq 5 NPX1 concept teases performance parts for EV
Review: 2024 Kia Telluride still sets the benchmark
2025 Fiat 600e Abarth spied for first time
REE electric truck gets US nod for by-wire steering, braking, driving
