Petrol hybrid comes to Carnival
/Kia’s familiar 1.6-litre petrol unit is a pepped version of a unit already serving Sorento and Sportage.
Read MoreKia’s familiar 1.6-litre petrol unit is a pepped version of a unit already serving Sorento and Sportage.
Read MoreEntry 2.0-litre and flagship plug-in hybrid ditched; six variants incoming, 11 before.
Read MoreDiesel engine achieving a comeback with second-generation car, but what about petrol hybrids?
Read MoreStyling changes are part of the ute’s entry into the electric-sphere.
Read MorePerformance model achieves more zest as whole line gains fresh look and more tech.
Read MoreThree petrol sedans and a diesel wagon are incoming from October.
Read MoreDetail announcement for new generation model reinforces it being a start-afresh pitch.
Read MoreEntry four-pot diesel and a high-po six-cylinder petrol will kick off new model’s early 2025 arrival.
Read MoreEmissions, economy returns from Prado, Hilux are improved, if modestly.
Read MoreBlood in the water as BYD local boss uses Shark 6 unveil as opportunity to savage “dirty diesel” competition.
Read MoreLong-awaited diesel version of VW people-carrier arrives to undercut the ‘eco’ choice.
Read MoreDropping diesel means less haul in the family; big gun likely topped by Tucson, Palisade.
Read MoreMazda NZ assures BT-50 is staying on, but says updates meted its Isuzu twin are some months from showing behind their badge.
Read MoreSpotlight returns to special opportunity model announced almost a year ago.
Read MoreNext-gen of Hyundai’s core SUV seems set to feed on petrol alone, with and without electric assist.
Read MoreKiwi-popular SUV with battery-fed ability to drive 100km is ace card of 2024-arriving line-up.
Read MoreIt’s still built to work, but NZ-spec seems set to push for family-friendly play.
Read MoreAustralia’s extra-early announcement of Mazda’s plush SUV gives a good idea of what the NZ distributor can snare.
Read MoreHyundai has gone big at the New York motor show, with dominance of world car of the year awards and unveiling of a revision for its largest sports utility.
Read MoreDiesel has gone, plug-in hybrid won’t figure with impending facelift models.
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