Iconic cars in legal crosshairs
Iconic cars of yesteryear and some of the most common work cars on Australian roads today are the target of a new lawsuit, levelled against Holden owner General Motors.
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Fresh shots fired in Aussie EV war
The global EV war continues to rage in Australia and a fresh twist has resulted in great news for buyers.
Insane EV supercar feature cops will hate
The tech in this EV supercar is something straight out of a Bond film and police are going to hate it.
Shock EV move: Chinese giant blacklisted
A Chinese tech giant has been added to a US military blacklist in a shock move that could have huge ramifications in Australia.
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New EV battery changes everything
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‘Boomers’: Tesla keying caught on camera
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The ‘game changer’ coming to EVs
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Up 500%: Tesla smashes past $1.5 trillion
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Elon Musk’s $22b win after Trump gamble
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Trump’s comeback may be the end of EVs
Donald Trump’s return to the Presidency is likely to reshape the US automotive industry, from trade protections and slowdowns to regulatory rollbacks.
Why car giant is looking past EVs
The unveiling of a new car took an unexpected turn when one auto giant said they had an eco alternative, claiming EVs were “not enough.”
Gaming legend brought to life
Turbocharged nostalgia arrives in the form of a rally-inspired coupe classic that could hit showrooms in the future.
The anti-woke ute has landed
With no driver aids, minimal safety tech, and thirsty traditional engines, this rough-and-ready pickup is ready to work.
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