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A car maker hoping to undercut the cheapest electric cars on sale has been testing its next machine on Australian roads.
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$5K cheaper: The car that could topple Tesla
The Model Y is Australia’s most popular electric vehicle by a handsome margin but a new SUV from an established car maker could challenge its dominance.
This could be the car that topples Tesla
The Model Y is Australia’s most popular electric vehicle by a handsome margin but a new SUV from an established car maker could challenge its dominance.
Genius new car feature revealed
One of the world’s biggest car makers is developing a uniquely Australian technology that will solve one of the biggest issues on our roads.
Express delivery: Crazy tradie transport
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Utes, SUVs risk price hikes, industry warns
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World reacts to futuristic Honda EV
After years of slow progress, the mighty Japanese car industry is starting to flex its muscle as it prepares to go on the offensive.
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