After months of uncertainty, the sale of U.S. Steel to Japan-based Nippon Steel has been finalized. KDKA-TV’s Ricky Sayer was ...

Kei trucks, built to satisfy Japanese light automobile regulations and known as “keitora” (meaning “light truck”) in Japan, are vehicles that have been enjoying a surge in popularity in ...

It's will offer up to 350 miles of range when it goes on sale later this year or early ... that the Telo was inspired by Japanese Kei trucks. Japan’s Kei trucks are tiny, lightweight utility ...

Kei trucks are a class of mini-vehicle in Japan that has long been popular throughout east Asia because they can maneuver through crowded city streets yet are robust, capable of going off-road.

As Albert argues, though, that says less about kei trucks — which score well on crash tests in Japan — and more about US vehicle safety standards, which have helped make roads more dangerous.