Is Clean Car now mucking up sales?
/The new car market is in the mire, and not just because spending money is tight. Environmental mandate to make things better is dirtying the scene for hardest-hit electrics.
Read MoreThe new car market is in the mire, and not just because spending money is tight. Environmental mandate to make things better is dirtying the scene for hardest-hit electrics.
Read MoreRUCs, an emissions scheme review, rebates being history - just as well Subaru’s first battery car is built for the rough, because it’s now not a smooth road for electrics.
Read MoreClean Car Standard, the environmental impost new car buyers probably don’t know about, is being reviewed by Government. Suzuki is pleased.
Read MorePro electric vehicle lobby group says Government and country better to stay the course rather than abandon policies.
Read MoreWith the emissions fine consumers possibly don’t know about, the buck stops … where?
Read MoreFord NZ says harsher incoming Clean Car penalties won’t kick popular powerplants from play.
Read MoreA year on from full implementation, the legislation that set out to wean us from high CO2 vehicles is all but running on empty, with revision pending. While it has helped turn consumers toward electrics, we’re also sticking to the dark side.
Read MoreDoes enduring ute popularity suggest Kiwis are ignoring, or misunderstanding, the impact of the impending Clean Car Standard?
Read MoreDistributor reiterates Clean Car Standard hit is coming
Read MoreNext step legislation incorrectly drawing in motorcycles latest mis-step by Government, says MIA.
Read MoreVW co-share car could be on roster as Blue Oval looks to constrain CO2.
Read MorePerformance petrol set to land as country ramps up for more change in environmental considerations
Read MoreThe small car specialist’s latest comment defuses an incendiary statement about its future here.
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