It's official: Toyota is the largest automaker in the world, edging out General Motors by a few microvans. In 2006, Toyota sold 8,808,000 vehicles, and GM sold 8,679,860, ending GM's reign as No. 1.

General Motors, the biggest foreign automaker in China, said deliveries in the nation rose 15 percent to 199,503 units last month, led by demand for its Wuling microvans. Sales at SAIC-GM-Wuling ...

Maruti Suzuki Eeco microvan has completed 15 years in the Indian market today. The car manufacturer has announced that the Eeco has sold more than 12 lakh units in the country to date, since its ...

Starting in 1983, Subaru introduced another microvan that went by many names. For the Japanese, it was called the Domingo. In Europe, the Libero. In the English-speaking world, it was called Sumo.

Japanese EV automaker HW Electro (HWE) says its delightfully boxy Puzzle will come to the US in 2025. More “kei van” than kei car, the boxy electric vehicle has rooftop solar panels and ...

What's more, Citroën's electric microvan has a flat floor with two levels of height adjustment, allowing you to carry taller objects up to 1.2-meters.

SHANGHAI -- General Motors will start assembling a microvan in Egypt in the third quarter of 2012 using kits supplied by its Chinese joint venture, SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile Co. The vehicle ...

Honda is bringing out a fully electric version of the N-Van that will go on sale in Japan in the spring of 2024, with a targeted starting price of ¥1 million ($7,406). The ICE-powered microvan ...