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THE CUPRA BORN IS NOW AVAILABLE to order in Australia as a battery electric vehicle (BEV) with the longest range and an attainable price: up to 511km between recharging for $59,990 plus on-road costs. For
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IN A MOVE THAT GIVES strong hints of the next generation C-HR, Toyota has unveiled the C-HR prologue concept car, a concept vision for its new small SUV. When it was first launched in 2016,
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THE LOCAL LAUNCH OF KIA’S EV6 GT, its most powerful production car ever and the new halo model for the brand, is just around corner, and we can’t wait to drive it. A front-axle-mounted motor
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WE THOUGHT WE’D HEARD almost every genuine (and spurious) reason to move out of internal combustion engine cars and join the lemming-like rush to electric vehicles, but this one takes the cake. In a first-of-its-kind
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LEXUS AUSTRALIA HAS CONFIRMED ITS ground-breaking RZ 450e SUV – the luxury brand’s first dedicated battery-electric vehicle (BEV) and the next step in the Lexus Electrified vision – will be sold in Australia from next
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WHETHER WE WANT IT OR NOT, Abarth is ushering in a completely new era by debuting the fully electric New Abarth 500e to enrich its model range and entering into Brazil with the successful launch
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DESPITE THE PREDICTION OF OUR previous Prime Minister, the arrival of electric utes was always inevitable. What was less predictable was that the first EV ute would come from Chinese company LDV. Australia’s first electric
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IT’S ONE OF THE MOST APPEALING new sportscars we’ve seen for quite some time, and Polestar are keen to preview what they call “the future of electric mobility” at a series of events in Australia
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VOLKSWAGEN HAS WELCOMED TO AUSTRALIA the first examples of the award-winning 2021 World Car of the Year, the Volkswagen ID.4 electric SUV, ahead of a register-your-interest waitlist for customers going live by Christmas. The two
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IN A BOLD MOVE, Volvo Australia has announced its intention to go fully electric by 2026, four years earlier than its parent company’s global target “Globally, Volvo is firmly committed to becoming an electric-only carmaker
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