Electric and electrified for Lexus UX
/Dropping pure petrol creates price gap between this car and newly-introduced LBX.
Read MoreDropping pure petrol creates price gap between this car and newly-introduced LBX.
Read MoreLatest make from China aiming to rock compact SUV sector with sharp stickers.
Read MoreMajor provider working with big chain to add 80 extra chargers.
Read MoreProduction version of Kia’s budget EV looks a LOT like the initial study.
Read MoreFour electric motor, four gearboxes … this gee-whiz off-road battlewagon even goes big with its name.
Read MoreNot the time for “rash decisions” as battery sector feels pain, new entrant’s boss suggests.
Read MoreiX1 eDrive20 sticker shows rebate ideal has been dropped.
Read MoreFull-out push with Kia’s first China-made car.
Read MoreAudi’s battery-wed station wagon confirmed for mid-2025 NZ release.
Read MoreLandmark car on final run as brand preps to deliver larger new electric.
Read MoreConsignments cancelled as distributor fears consumer interest in new electrics might lapse for three to six months.
Read MoreThe showroom-bound models are still months away, but a trial example of Kia’s next electric has landed for testing.
Read MoreUnlike Australia, NZ is sticking with Ford’s compact crossover in petrol as well lining up for electric.
Read MoreThe one they indicated wasn’t coming? It now is.
Read MoreElectric is the future for this classic, but not entirely … two petrols are en route, too.
Read MoreFuji’s winged wild child expected to spawn a crazy flagship of incoming electric fleet.
Read MoreOfficial images, independent test results are out.
Read MoreVerbose script across the back to go, in favour of a simple badge.
Read MoreRenault NZ’s boss explains why the brakes have been pulled on plans to put the car on sale from February.
Read MoreHaving had a Megane E-Tech on evaluation, the local distributor has now pulled the plug … for now.
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