Plug-in hybrid, fuel cell Hilux intrigue Toyota NZ
/With diesel feeling heat from toughening emissions standards, Japan’s top brand is considering other options.
Read MoreWith diesel feeling heat from toughening emissions standards, Japan’s top brand is considering other options.
Read MoreBattery model will avail from end of this month, but price still to reveal.
Read MoreMG boss’s prediction of a climb in electric car registrations bases on sense that ‘Trump effect’ and arrival of its own cost-effective entry car will rekindle interest.
Read MoreNippy, zippy street-wise battery baby aims to win over new buyers as well as old schoolers.
Read MoreThe sudden spike in interest for electrified products has come when many makes have low stock holdings.
Read MoreMarch was a windfall month for battery-involved models; cars with plugs are hot again.
Read MoreElectric vehicle interest has re-ignited and the battery-wed version of a Kiwi favourite is regionally ready, so …
Read MoreBusiness and private buyer interest kept market alive in February and most went for ICE choices.
Read MoreFactory data suggests breakthrough BEV is good for grunt but not so flash for range, hauling or hefting stuff.
Read MoreExclusive: Toyota New Zealand’s new boss, Tatsuya Ishikawa, has a fascinating background and some interesting ideas for Toyota’s future path here.
Read MoreMazda confirms global aspiration for large sports utility in full and range-extender electric.
Read MorePetrol and diesel cars and light commercials dominate January count.
Read MoreBattery-pure i5 will release purely in a top spec, for just under $200k. So is this the end of everyday fossil-fuelled Fives?
Read MoreShareholder discontent quelled; swathe of developments outlined.
Read MoreFuel cell big rigs are the future, brand proposes, but commercial availability is still years away.
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There’s no disputing the closeness to a certain other, but that doesn’t necessarily detract.
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