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/Hyundai head office spills more info about next-gen line, including domestic release timing.
Read MoreHyundai head office spills more info about next-gen line, including domestic release timing.
Read MoreWhy is the distance an electric vehicle can travel on a single charge such a big deal?
Read MoreCorvette’s battery-fed era kicks off with epic acceleration.
Read MoreTalks with Japan about securing India-made models under way.
Read MoreLatest rejig in bigger markets that have pulled down stickers by up to 20 percent have not impacted in NZ.
Read MoreDoes an old habit persist with the MX-30 plug-in hybrid?
Read MoreCompact Ora hatch among models singled out for recognition by Euro NCAP.
Read MoreThe GR Sport version will site as the second-most expensive variant, $500 below the Limited.
Read MoreThink of the eVX as a mains-fed equivalent of the Grand Vitara and S-Cross.
Read MoreSweet shift or short circuit? the Lexus EV ‘manual’ has been demoed.
Read MoreSeoul-shared images of EV9 confirm it’s set to be a big thing.
Read MoreA third powertrain for the MX-30 reinstates an iconic engine type. Will it avail in NZ?
Read MoreLatest battery cars lifted EV action but ‘ute tax’ also failed to hurt interest in Ford and Toyota pick-ups.
Read MorePerformance-themed Hilux set to land here in late 2023 is revealed.
Read MoreBallot to decide who achieves the initial allocation of a new Gazoo hotrod reprising the spirit of a controversial WRC contender.
Read MoreAnnouncement of core specification spurs thought about pricing and launch timing.
Read MoreChristchurch-centred Partly wants to make a world of difference to those after hard-to-get car parts.
Read MoreSecond-gen car was designed foremost for electric, but will continue with hybrid and pure petrol as well, though another fully muscled N seems in doubt.
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