Tesla slide also a personality problem?
/Kiwi EV interest is already well down, and now there are report s suggesting Elon Musk has annoyed Teslarati.
Read MoreKiwi EV interest is already well down, and now there are report s suggesting Elon Musk has annoyed Teslarati.
Read MoreEVs, PHEVs again hurt as whole new car sector falls 60 percent year-on-year.
Read MoreIt’s just show and tell for Elon Musk’s biggest, boldest and baddest - right hand drive is the ‘too hard’ basket.
Read MoreTesla’s Model 3 sedan now has a new leader, and it and the Model Y have dropped in price.
Read MoreZap gone from EV market, but fossil fuel sales also desultory unless it was a ute.
Read MorePetrol and diesel cars and light commercials dominate January count.
Read MoreOur compliance rules would appear to let slide an issue causing furore across the Tasman - but the crash tester’s ‘no score’ edict sticks.
Read MoreThe organisation speaking for new vehicle distributors says it’s hard to say if a big upsurge in battery car buying will keep on in 2024.
Read MoreSame drivetrains, but altered looks with improved ranges.
Read MoreTwo models that kicked off Tesla’s international ambition here, blipped then all but blanked out seem to be gone for good.
Read MoreLatest rejig in bigger markets that have pulled down stickers by up to 20 percent have not impacted in NZ.
Read MoreNovember new vehicle stats show Ranger set for a fifth year on top.
Read MoreElectric car interest strong but overall new car and light commercial count 10 percent down on last September.
Read MoreAiming at Koreans, no seven-seat option for compact crossover.
Read MoreExpert advice remains firm: Those ‘autopilot’ and ‘full self drive’ tags are steering wide of the mark.
Read MoreA look inside Elon Musk’s Berlin plant comes as analysts wonder if Shanghai factory is under the pump.
Read MoreModel 3 is doing the job, but Model Y could conceivably be the bigger winner.
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