Ranger rules, EVs all but absent
/New passenger vehicle uptake lifted slightly in August, but the market is still sluggish.
Read MoreNew passenger vehicle uptake lifted slightly in August, but the market is still sluggish.
Read MoreRevised emissions rules make it easier for ICE, but electric needs to run hot as well.
Read MoreEVs, PHEVs again hurt as whole new car sector falls 60 percent year-on-year.
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 MoreTesla’s Model 3 sedan now has a new leader, and it and the Model Y have dropped in price.
Read MoreMarketing of Cadillac’s first electric, the Lyriq, here is in the hands of a man who helped set up Telsa in Australasia and guided the Model 3’s entry.
Read MoreDesultory market reflects economic slowdown.
Read MoreZap gone from EV market, but fossil fuel sales also desultory unless it was a ute.
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 MoreVerbose script across the back to go, in favour of a simple badge.
Read MoreModel 3 competitor will span three variants, each with its own powertrain.
Read MoreLatest battery cars lifted EV action but ‘ute tax’ also failed to hurt interest in Ford and Toyota pick-ups.
Read MoreTwelve cars from 10 brand, most electric-involved and spanning a diversity of formats, price and uses.
Read MoreWhile the BZ3X sedan is only for China, there’s talk a Suzuki spin-off might avail globally.
Read MoreElectric car interest strong but overall new car and light commercial count 10 percent down on last September.
Read MoreWill NZ also see first BYD offer to Australia?
Read MoreMarket expert reckons impending budget baby will bounce top Tesla.
Read MoreCovid hurting the supply chain has resulted in big waiting times, but enough vehicles reached customers to push registrations tally to a new high.
Read MoreModel 3 is doing the job, but Model Y could conceivably be the bigger winner.
Read MoreThe Rimac Nevera is officially the fastest accelerating production vehicle.
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