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Kia EV2 revealed but Australian confirmation delayed by currency pressures

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The Kia EV2 was revealed this evening at the 2026 Brussels Motor Show as the South Korean manufacturer’s sixth dedicated battery electric (BEV) model —...


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Small car sales hit the skids in 2025 as SUV and ute mania accelerates in Australia

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Australians have almost entirely abandoned small and midsize cars — think hatchbacks and sedans — in favour of SUVs and utes, which together accounted for 80 percent of new car sales in 2025.

The shift isn’t new: SUVs first outso...


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Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 2026 review

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With its recent turbo-four transplant, Jeep’s 4x4 wagon icon has already proven off-road certified. What are the 2-Door and 4-Door versions like as all-rounders?

Freedom! Sounds beaut. Sign us up! Or so was the sentiment of two C...


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Big surge in demand for EVs and hybrids in Australia, 30 percent of new cars sold now electrified

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Australians are purchasing electrified vehicles in record numbers, with final 2025 sales results for last year demonstrating a big upward surge in local demand for battery electric (BEV), plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and milder, plugless hybrid (...


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Tesla warranty in Australia: EV-only brand rolls out extra coverage to fight off BYD

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Tesla has improved its factory warranty in Australia to bring it up to the industry average of five years, unlimited kilometres.

The lift from the US electric-car brand’s previous four years/80,000km offer brings it into line wit...


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