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/Compact ‘4’ is set to represent a full span of drivetrain technologies.
Read MoreCompact ‘4’ is set to represent a full span of drivetrain technologies.
Read MorePHEV, petrol and full electric sectors ticked off as China’s fifth largest car brand limbers up for NZ entry.
Read MoreEuro NCAP’s issues with the Dongfeng Box included noting how numerous body welds failed in a standard frontal impact test.
Read MoreGermany’s only mainstream brand returned in 2022 with a plan to exploit Clean Car rebates - those have gone, it’s struggling. End of story?
Read MoreLeapmotor B10 has landed with an advanced technology suite, but self-drive requires one more ingredient.
Read MoreImagination-stretching design studies to the fore.
Read MoreNZ release timing? It’ll show some time in the first half of 2026.
Read MoreToyota and Lexus concepts suggest a wild ride for impending car show.
Read MoreFresh cabin, more technology, stiffened stickers.
Read MoreA few mates around, some nice words but otherwise nothing special seems planned for the first born in Honda’s light recreational family.
Read MoreDonald Trump reference and ‘shit’ talk adds spark to tech briefing pep talk from Chinese make’s colourful top man.
Read MoreFlagship of Chinese make’s selection has latest drivetrain tech.
Read MoreTechnical detail about impending four-door that is unlike anything previously made in Maranello has shared.
Read MoreLuxury MPV will be niche, but still a safe bet given likely customer familiarity.
Read More‘We are aiming to get into the top eight next year and the year after into the top five’ says highly-credentialed, newly-appointed country manager.
Read MorePHEV and electric are to the fore via Haval, Ora and a new entry, Wey.
Read MoreBig banger 3.0-litre is coming; our region has been chosen as the global launch pad.
Read MoreThe Atto 1 is coming and with it lends chance for the Chinese make to upset the established creche of Kiwi-favoured small cars.
Read MoreNot only does it have a giant centre display, but it’s also bendy.
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