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Hyundai slashes prices on EVs, some models by more than $34,000
Hyundai slashes prices on a range of EVs, with discounts of more than $34,000 on some variants.
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Electrify This: Market insights, ownership and a dead battery
Sam Parkinson & Sarah Aubrey chat EV ownership, battery drama, and future predictions – all from the back of a VW ID. Buzz GTX.
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Hyundai Offers 7-year warranty across line up, including EVs
Hyundai to offer 7-year warranty on it’s cars including EVs, if serviced through a Hyundai dealership.
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Zeekr X Review: Neck-snapping performance in more ways than one
The Zeekr X is a fun, sporty little car to drive, combined with a premium interior that lives up to the luxury aspirations of the brand. But there are a few areas of improvement.
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Hyundai’s potential next electric SUV spotted testing in Sydney
Hyundai’s upcoming mid-sized electric SUV model spotted in Sydney.
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Hyundai wants to reverse sales slump, but despite new Inster the rebound won’t be driven by EVs
Hyundai recently launched its smallest and lowest cost EV on to the Australian market, but is looking at other drive trains for a rebound in declining sales.
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Hyundai unveils its smallest, most affordable EV yet, starting at $39,000
Hyundai launches its smallest, most affordable EV, revealing key pricing and specs. This could be the city electric car many had been waiting for.
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EVs more reliable than ICE vehicles, with the best and worst electric cars identified
German study finds clear difference in number of breakdowns between internal combustion engine cars and EVs, as reveals the most reliable and most breakdown prone electric cars.
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Kia EV3 review: Tesla teaser hits the mark with range, re-gen, space and price
Kia EV3 is the company’s smallest, lowest priced, and longest range EV, and arguably the best value small electric SUV in the Australian market.
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Hyundai submits to Trump with $US21 billion investment, including EVs and batteries
Hyundai to invest $US21 billion in the US out to 2028, including new capacity for the Hyundai, Kia and Genesis brands, battery packs for EVs, and autonomous driving.
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Vehicle to Load: Why electric cars can be uncommonly useful in cyclones
While the technology may not be widely known, V2L has appeared in Australian vehicles since 2021 and can power several large appliances for long periods.
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I went to Everything Electric: Here is what caught my eye
2025 might not be the year for mass adoption of EVs, but the underlying ground swell is strong if Everything Electric is anything to go by.