Hyundai has launched its first electric vehicle onto the Australian market, the Ioniq. While you can also get it as a hybrid or a plug-in hybrid, Hyundai believes that the biggest sales, about 50% of the vehicles, will be the full electric models. [Read More]
Nissan has revealed, but not launched, their latest Leaf electric vehicle to the Australia market. It has more performance, it will come in one “high” spec level but it won’t be here till mid-2019 [Read More]
A Hyundai ix35 Fuel Cell, a hydrogen-powered, zero-emissions Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) built in Ulsan, South Korea, has arrived in Australia. It is the first hydrogen-powered car to be permanently imported into the country. [Read More]
Mitsubishi may have found the holy grail of AWD SUV power plants with its all new PHEV Outlander. The PHEV Outlander may be the most sophisticated AWD SUV engine on the planet at the moment. [Read More]
The Kia Soul EV is equipped with an advanced power pack featuring lithium-ion polymer battery cells supplied by SK Innovation. Cold weather is notoriously hostile for a battery and the Soul EV features a battery heating system, which warms-up the battery while the car is plugged into the grid, prior to use. [Read More]
World premiere for the BMW i8, the second model from new brand BMW i. First plug-in hybrid vehicle from the BMW Group and world’s most forward-looking sports car; revolutionary interpretation of BMW’s hallmark driving pleasure; groundbreaking premium character clearly defined in terms of sustainability. [Read More]
Launched at Le Mans in June this year, the Nissan ZEOD RC will make its race debut at next year’s 24 Hours event. It will hit the track for the first time next month for testing with Spaniard Ordóñez entrusted with the development duties for the car. [Read More]
Volvo Cars’ new Drive-E range of powertrains takes efficient driving pleasure to a new dimension in which the number of cylinders is no longer important to describe power and drivability. [Read More]
With a more conservative design than previous models, the new “compact, city” Toyota Prius C emulates more Yaris than futuristic, hybrid vehicle. A revamped and shrunk version of the Prius petrol-electric hybrid system is paired with a four cylinder, 1.5L petrol engine. [Read More]
Coming in at just over $25,000 drive-away (NSW: 2000), the Honda Jazz is one of the most affordable hybrid cars in Australia. Available in a bright lime green, the Honda Jazz manages to create an exterior that is compact, sleek and somewhat resembles as ‘bubble’ shape which compels you to feel happy when you’re driving it. [Read More]
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