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/Battery pure street racers from China will be alongside Brit-born petrol equivalent by March.
Read MoreBattery pure street racers from China will be alongside Brit-born petrol equivalent by March.
Read MoreThe impending new electric little brother to Enyaq has plenty of choice for New Zealand distributor.
Read MoreHyundai’s large family model will deliver in rear and all-wheel-drive forms.
Read MoreBattery-wed JCWs set pace for off-the-line nip but place second to the petrol for overall speed.
Read MoreChina-sourced battery Aceman and hatch to land at same time as Brit-built petrol type.
Read MoreSkoda NZ has updated its small ICE cars, the factory is one step ahead.
Read MoreElectric is still the end game for Volvo, but arrival of its biggest pitch times with announcement that petrol models will continue for longer than previously planned.
Read MoreAs expected, the incoming second-generation of the car that reinstated MG here has the same petrol-electric as MG3, as well as full petrol choices.
Read MoreRear-drive Mach-E manages almost twice its cited 504km range in UK economy run.
Read MoreWondering about the prudence of taking your performance SUV off tarmac? Porsche has a solution.
Read MoreRevised emissions rules make it easier for ICE, but electric needs to run hot as well.
Read MoreDropping pure petrol creates price gap between this car and newly-introduced LBX.
Read MoreLatest make from China aiming to rock compact SUV sector with sharp stickers.
Read MoreMajor provider working with big chain to add 80 extra chargers.
Read MoreProduction version of Kia’s budget EV looks a LOT like the initial study.
Read MoreFour electric motor, four gearboxes … this gee-whiz off-road battlewagon even goes big with its name.
Read MoreNot the time for “rash decisions” as battery sector feels pain, new entrant’s boss suggests.
Read MoreiX1 eDrive20 sticker shows rebate ideal has been dropped.
Read MoreFull-out push with Kia’s first China-made car.
Read MoreAudi’s battery-wed station wagon confirmed for mid-2025 NZ release.
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