The motoring company has invested in a simulator, which provides an environment that is as close as currently possible to real driving.

The Japanese carmaker plans to develop autonomous cars which can drive on city streets by 2025.

Automakers look beyond self-driving cars and turn their attention to robots to help keep Japan's rapidly greying society on the move.

The concept envisions a future where vehicles will communicate with each other to mitigate traffic congestion and eliminate traffic fatalities.

Honda has entered into formal talks with Google's self-driving division to add autonomous vehicle technology to its vehicles.

The motoring company partners with tech firm SoftBank to develop technology that will allow cars to converse with drivers.

The technology allows drivers and crews to apply data and analytics in real-time to boost performance and improve fuel-efficiency.

Asian automakers develop cars powered by hydrogen in a bid to woo green car buyers from Tesla Motors.

As Google and Apple muscle into the auto industry, they will change the way people own and drive cars, says Ken Okuyama.

The carmaker aims to sell a car with automated highway driving facilities around 2020.

Mass production of the in-car centre information displays has already begun, as LG tries to grow its auto business.

The company will sell human-like robots to address labour shortages.