History

A traffic signal, also known as a traffic light, is a device used to control traffic at intersections with heavy vehicular flow (usually at crossroads or intersections with high traffic volume).

Few know that the history of the iconic "prancing horse" symbol of Ferrari stems from the story of the roller coaster life of one of Italy's renowned racers, Enzo Ferrari.

Land Rover is present in over 140 countries. With its highly international presence, Land Rover can be found in a small village in Africa, in London, or even in Toronto.

With the belief of "building a car for everyone, for the world", Honda has met the changing needs of the era and introduced new values to customers worldwide with the birth of the Civic - an advanced car line.

Porsche has recently released a video showcasing the process of restoring vintage logos on their iconic Porsche 356 and 911 models. The video highlights the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail that goes into preserving the classic logos. This restoration process not only brings back the original charm of these historic vehicles, but also pays tribute to Porsche's rich heritage. Watch the video to witness the careful restoration of these vintage logos, a testament to Porsche's commitment to quality and tradition.

La Dalat, born in 1970, is the first domestically assembled passenger car in Vietnam, branded and mass-produced with a localization rate of up to 40%.

Nissan is the second largest Japanese car manufacturer after Toyota and is one of the top 3 heavyweights challenging the Big Three in the US. The company has established its reputation over nearly 80 years of development by prioritizing the quality and reliability of its vehicle models.

Mistakes in automotive industry management often lead to massive damages as it is an industry with billions of dollars in investment and a long product lifecycle. Therefore, the consequences can last for decades.

It was only towards the end of his life that Sakichi Toyoda started considering the idea of automobile manufacturing. Even Sakichi Toyoda himself, during his lifetime, never imagined that the small business he had founded and built would later become the largest automobile manufacturing company in Japan, the Toyota Group.

The Vietnamese-designed and crafted car, named Chiến Thắng, first appeared in the Northern region in 1958.