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How many days does it take to be shipped from Japan

admin — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 02:22:53 +0000

QUESTION
If I ask Tisam Motors to purchase cars from auctions in Japan, how many days does it take for the car to reach Mombasa?

ANSWER
Generally speaking, before we import any vehicle from Japan, you need to have the vehicle inspected by JEVIC (Japan Export Vehicle Inspection Corperation). This process takes around a week. Then the booking for shipment will take around 2 -4 weeks and the actual transporation time takes around 4 weeks.

So, it will take at least 7-8 weeks for your vehicle to reach Mombasa port.

Mazda to Begin Public Road Trials of the Mazda ASV-4 Advanced Safety Vehicle

admin — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 08:42:18 +0000

Mazda Motor Corporation will commence public road trials of its advanced safety vehicle, Mazda ASV-4, in the Hiroshima area on March 11, 2008. The trials are based on the Advanced Safety Vehicle (ASV) Promotion Plan that was introduced by Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transportation (MLIT) to promote the development, practical application and wider use of ASV technologies aimed at reducing the number of traffic accidents. During the ASV Project’s Phase Four trials, Mazda will forge ahead with development of a safe driving support system that employs vehicle-to-vehicle communications.In collaboration with other ASV project members in the Hiroshima area*1, Mazda will collect and analyze data to promote development of a safe driving support system. The system deploys safety

NISSAN MOTOR COMPANY AND MITSUBISHI MOTORS TO EXPAND OEM SUPPLY AGREEMENT FOR MINI-CARS

admin — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 08:40:17 +0000

TOKYO (Feb 27, 2008) – Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation today announced an agreement to expand their original equipment manufacturing (OEM) supply involving mini-cars.

Nissan and Mitsubishi currently have OEM agreements in Japan, where Mitsubishi supplies Nissan with mini-cars and small light commercial vehicles (LCV) while Nissan supplies light commercial vehicles to Mitsubishi.

The expanded agreement will add two new scopes of co-operation:

1. Expanded OEM supply in Japan. Mitsubishi will supply its Pajero Mini SUV to Nissan starting from autumn 2008 on an OEM basis.
2. Explore opportunities for expanded light commercial vehicle supply. Both companies will explore collaboration on the development, production and OEM supply of small light commercial vehicles for Japan and overseas markets.

Nissan has a proven track record of successful OEM product exchanges. These extend across many automakers and into multiple global markets, each one executed on a win-win basis for both parties involved.

Mitsubishi aims to improve its productivity and management efficiencies by growing its OEM business, and will continue to pursue a win-win strategy between collaborative partners on a global level.

Mitsubishi Motors lineup at 2008 Geneva International Motor Show

admin — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 08:38:02 +0000

Mitsubishi Motors Corporation is to give the Prototype-S sport hatchback concept its global debut at the 78th Geneva International Motor Show which runs from March 4 through March 16 at the Geneva Palexpo exhibition and conference complex (opening to the general public on March 6). Also included in Mitsubishi Motors’ 16-model stand (13 on Press Days) are: the i MiEV (dubbed the i-EV in Europe) and the Lancer Evolution (Lancer Evolution X on the Japanese market). The i MiEV is a new-generation electric vehicle under evaluation for export to international markets and currently undergoing fleet monitoring in Japan; Lancer Evolution is a new-generation high-performance 4WD sedan that allows all drivers to experience enjoy the highest levels of fun-to-drive performance safely and with confidence.