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Eco-friendly chain capturing the era of high-performance cables.
Iceman has been on the Japanese market for 19 years. Since then, it has continued to improve to accommodate increasingly flat tires and vehicles with narrow tire clearances.
[Sample Available] Monthly research and analysis of the Japanese automotive industry focusing on the trends of Japanese automotive manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers.
★November issue feature: "Honda: JMS unveils the Honda 0 α entry SUV and the Super ONE Prototype compact BEV for the first time!" ★For those who want to understand the latest trends in the Japanese automotive industry and the overseas strategies of Japanese manufacturers. ◆Content from the November 2025 issue (excerpt) - Expectations for the Takai administration: Policies for technological innovation and cultural heritage expected from car enthusiast Sanae Takai. On October 21, 2025, Sanae Takai assumed office as Prime Minister. As a car lover who has owned a Toyota Supra (A70 model) for many years, there are high expectations for her policies regarding technological innovation and cultural heritage in the automotive industry. She aims to restructure the mobility industry as a pillar of economic revitalization, focusing on generative AI and connected technologies. Meanwhile, the abolition of the provisional tax rates on fuel and light oil may serve as an opportunity to view automobiles not only through the lens of taxation but also as a cultural preservation effort. - Toyota e-Palette: Sales to begin in September 2025, aiming for Level 4 autonomous driving by fiscal year 2027. - JMS Summary: Overview of the Japan Mobility Show 2025, with progress in the electrification of light vehicles and the expansion of overseas production by Japanese manufacturers.
