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Hybrids are using up to 33 pct more fuel than advertised, Australian study finds

Hybrids are using up to 33 pct more fuel than advertised, Australian study finds

Some of the most popular vehicles in Australia are consuming significantly more petrol than advertised, tests have shown, and hybrid cars rank amongst the most unexpectedly thirsty models. 
BYD launches Australia-wide roadside assistance program with motoring groups

BYD launches Australia-wide roadside assistance program with motoring groups

BYD has launched a 24/7 roadside assistance program across Australia, linking up with the country’s main motoring groups.
Graph of the Day: EVs are nearing price parity with petrol and diesel cars

Graph of the Day: EVs are nearing price parity with petrol and diesel cars

Falling battery costs are bringing price parity for electric cars ever closer, with the tipping point expected to be reached in many key markets over the next year.
Nissan Ariya orders open as surprisingly low pricing announced for Australia

Nissan Ariya orders open as surprisingly low pricing announced for Australia

Nissan opens orders on its next electric car in Australia, announcing a lower than expected price on the Ariya SUV.
Tesla’s upcoming “affordable” model spotted, with no glass roof

Tesla’s upcoming “affordable” model spotted, with no glass roof

Closest spotting of Tesla’s upcoming affordable model, providing hints on what the new car may look like ahead of its expected Q4 launch.
No contest: Why EVs are already much greener than combustion engine cars

No contest: Why EVs are already much greener than combustion engine cars

When you look at the complete picture – including production and operation – EVs already produce about 70% fewer emissions than petrol and diesel cars. It’s just no contest.
Tesla now heads to the UK with supervised FSD testing showcase after Australia

Tesla now heads to the UK with supervised FSD testing showcase after Australia

Tesla’s supervised FSD showcase continues, heading to its second right-hand-drive market in the UK, crossing multiple London landmarks.
Xpeng starts production of its X9 people mover in Indonesia, unveils new G6

Xpeng starts production of its X9 people mover in Indonesia, unveils new G6

Xpeng starts producing X9 MPV closer to Australia and unveils next generation G6 SUV for right-hand-drive markets.