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Hyundai Staria Load Electric review: Great to drive, but is it worth $71,000?
Hyundai’s Staria Load Electric impresses with its efficiency, comfort and practicality. But can it justify its $71,000 price tag and some surprising equipment omissions?Tesla’s cheapest Model 3 tested with FSD Supervised on Australian roads
We put Tesla’s cheapest Model 3 to the test on Victorian roads, including with Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) technology.
Chery Q test drive: A low cost, spacious and fun electric hatch to add to growing number of small, affordable EVs
We drove Chery’s affordable electric hatch in China and were surprised at the fun factor and space on offer for what is expected to be a low price.
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Mazda launches CX-6e electric SUV in Australian market: But is it a real Mazda?
Japanese car giant Mazda has launched a new made-in-China electric SUV. With a big screen, and some bling, is it a real Mazda?
Honda Super-One review: Is this tiny $36,900 electric car worth it?
Honda’s first electric car for Australia is tiny, full of character and comes with a pretend gearbox. But with just 202km of claimed range, can the Super-One’s personality justify its $36,900 price tag?
Video: Is Chery’s $37,990 driveaway E5 electric SUV still good?
The Chery E5 is one of the more affordable electric SUVs on sale in Australia, but does the driving experience match the price?
Forthing EV: First Drive of Australia’s next affordable electric SUV
Forthing is one of a number of new brands entering Australia’s booming market, and its first EV is set to compete with popular models such as the Jaecoo J5 and the Geely EX5.
You’ve heard from the experts, now an EV novice puts the Hyundai Elexio to the test on 1,000 km road trip, with two young children
I was expecting to be transported 20 years into the future. What I got was a machine that is still mostly car with some Chinese tech characteristics.
Video: Cadillac Lyriq-V – Everything you need to know
With a near-2.7 tonne kerb weight and a $99,000 starting price, does the fastest production Cadillac ever actually make sense on Australian roads?
