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Jaecoo J5 EV review: What’s the catch at $36,990 driveaway?

Jaecoo J5 EV review: What’s the catch at $36,990 driveaway?

Jaecoo’s J5 has quickly become one of Australia’s more popular electric SUVs, with plenty of features and a $36,990 driveaway price. But is it as good as it looks on paper?
Xpeng G6 drive review: A great improvement on an already impressive car for the price

Xpeng G6 drive review: A great improvement on an already impressive car for the price

The Xpeng G6 update is, for many reasons, a great improvement on what was already an impressive car for the price.
Geely EX2 review: How good is Australia’s new $26,490 electric hatch?

Geely EX2 review: How good is Australia’s new $26,490 electric hatch?

Is the world’s best selling EV good value? Geely’s smallest electric car arrives with a tempting price and class-leading cargo space, but with modest range and performance.
Video: Subaru calls the Uncharted a sport electric vehicle. Is it?

Video: Subaru calls the Uncharted a sport electric vehicle. Is it?

Sam and Sarah unpack the latest electric vehicle from Subaru to hit Australian shores.
Video: Genesis GV60 Magma reviewed

Video: Genesis GV60 Magma reviewed

We drive the first production model from Genesis’s new Magma performance division, to find out whether it is more than just another very fast electric crossover.
Updated Genesis GV60: The sensible one and the 478kW one

Updated Genesis GV60: The sensible one and the 478kW one

Hyundai’s luxury arm Genesis has launched the updated GV60, giving potential buyers two very different ways to buy a Genesis GV60 in Australia.
Toyota Hilux BEV first drive: “You can’t do that in a diesel ute”

Toyota Hilux BEV first drive: “You can’t do that in a diesel ute”

Toyota has done a good job with their first Hilux electric ute. It’s great on the road, capable off-road, but its limited range will put a cap on buyers.
MGS6 review: A convincing electric SUV for less than $50,000

MGS6 review: A convincing electric SUV for less than $50,000

The MGS6 EV offers more than 500km of range, plenty of family space and a sub-$50,000 starting price. But is it enough to make it a genuine competitor in the electric SUV space?