EV sales set to better ’24 and ’25 combined
/MG 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 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 MoreSister ship to S5 seemingly set for one trim level, one battery choice, more power and all-wheel-drive option.
Read MoreSino-Brit brand’s next model here has a familiar name, but otherwise is all new.
Read MoreMore than two dozen Chinese vehicle brands are now represented in NZ, and all have ambition to be powerhouses.
Read MoreSino-Brit make’s regional boss reckons traydeck sector is a golden ticket.
Read MoreThe first car from MG’s upmarket offshoot has been priced. How smart will it really be?
Read MoreFlagship plug-in version cites significant range and EV-only abilities.
Read MoreS5 EV in two trim levels, two battery choices … big boots to fill.
Read MoreFormer Ford, VW and Audi exec announces role with Sino-Brit make.
Read MoreNational Jaguar Land Rover boss to oversee all family business’s brands.
Read MoreTwo big names in the Audi line-up combine; you’ll see it next year.
Read MoreAudi here says it is looking into local prospects for the awesome GT V10 RWD.
Read MoreTFSI-e drivetrains for A3, Q3, Q5, Q7 and Q8 signed off for NZ
Read MoreAudi’s old school V8 limo plays to a small crowd with big money to burn
Read MoreQuirky Auckland-centric kick-off to car’s release.
Read MoreExtra zap has arrived for Audi’s big electric.
Read MoreFinal shot edition delivers more power and a trick differential for AMG A45-matching spend.
Read MoreIt’s conceivable that in four years’ time Audi’s electric car push will conceivably reach a ‘grand’ scale – and New Zealand will stand ready to benefit when that occurs.
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