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Read MoreLate year arrival for landmark battery-pure i5.
Read MoreA baby Lexus has been teased, a big one is hinted as a Prado and Toyota has announced yet another strategy to go electric - starting with another platform.
Read MoreOpel will no longer achieve rebate qualification for every model it sells here, but that’s okay.
Read MorePeugeot’s petite electric sports utility achieves new smarts.
Read MoreFew fossil-fuelled Mustangs escape personalisation – now there’s a pack to add zap the incoming electric one.
Read MoreThis famous nameplate seems set to return, this time attached to an electric car. Does NZ stand a chance?
Read MoreIt’s a Kiwi win to secure performance electric in payback zone.
Read MoreNew variant is still three years away and a sister ship to next-gen petrol-reliant line out later this year
Read MoreThe Opel Mokka-e Live Edition still sits above petrol models, but is also $7000 cheaper than the SRi before rebate.
Read MoreHow soon the NZ-popular ute goes electric is wrapped into ‘Challenge 25’ strategy envisaging 16 new models before decade’s end.
Read MoreThree versions of EQE to bolster Benz’ battery-pure push.
Read MoreMedium model coming in May; followed by new CR-V toward year-end
Read MoreBig chill feats involving brands’ Enyaq and Ariya electrics.
Read MoreBold adventure coupe crossover running impending A6 e-tron’s battery-pepped platform
Read MoreSwitch to battery bumps baby Fiat out of budget zone.
Read MoreBreakthrough battery model displayed - but Toyota coy to discuss it.
Read MoreDoes talk of Civic-based product raise potential for ZR-V?
Read MoreLDV expected to be first to answer consumer call for fully family-sized EV.
Read MoreThe new family wagon is a plush electric smart drive.
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