Though Toyota NZ is sticking with a hybrid-flavoured electric transition strategy, latest advancements and investment by Japan HQ shows the car-maker is no sleeping giant, the local brand boss says.
Read MoreSubaru’s national boss says his aim is to secure WRX stock as quickly as possible.
Read MoreFastest version of Tesla’s Model S has blitzed the Nurburgring. And made it look easy.
Read MoreBig changes to Chevrolet’s largest traydeck hit Stateside – will we also see them?
Read MoreLotus is back in NZ. New Emira then a host of electric models seem likely – but first, it’s hello to two old timers in clearance trim.
Read MoreA couple of photos and a brief video give a first glimpse of the 2022 arrival.
Read MoreSouth Korea’s biggest carmaker has dropped a seriously large H bomb.
Read MoreThe i4, the first gran coupe electric vehicle to join BMW’s ranks, will be here in early 2022.
Read MoreThe first right-hand-drive C8 Corvette has arrived. Just in the wrong place.
Read MoreThin low-cobalt battery among tech highlights of crucial volume model.
Read MoreBattery-dedicated future Polo equivalent set to show in 2025
Read MoreTwo models confirmed for New Zealand release next year, two probables for further into the future … Mercedes has unloaded a lot of star material to consider.
Read MoreMore talk about level four automation as Audi reveals second ‘sphere’ concept.
Read MoreMarket leader strives for optimism as parts shortages hobble production.
Read MoreAustralia reveals everything but the price for a range it has previously shared with us.
Read MoreBritain’s oldest car maker has resurrected a well-regarded 1950s’ roadster as an electric model.
Read MoreFord’s Ranger led the way last month as new vehicle sales were subdued by the Covid-19 lockdown.
Read MoreKia says the new Sportage it has uncovered is for Europe only, but also concedes it has a lot of similarity with another more global car yet to be unwrapped.
Read MoreA James Bond-themed new Defender and an electrified original have been announced.
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