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Cadillac LYRIQ is a right-hand-drive luxury EV delivering 530km range, 388kW power, and club-lounge drama. It wafts, glows, and turns heads like no other SUV.
The 2025 Haval H6 GT PHEV isn’t just another plug-in hybrid SUV—it’s the one that makes most others feel like awkward half-measures. Starting at $53,990 driveaway for ABN holders, it delivers fierce performance, proper electric range, and tech that genuinely works in the real world. Most EVs at this price don’t come close. Most PHEVs aren’t even playing the [...]
2025 Leapmotor C10 makes every drive feel like a hostage negotiation, with no Apple CarPlay, endless alerts, and baffling controls. You’ll need therapy.
ZEEKR X is thrilling, stylish, and packed with tech, but let down by its overactive alerts. Still, it’s hard not to fall in love.
Tesla’s 2025 Model Y AWD arrives with quieter suspension, refined interior, and more range. Orders from $68,900. First deliveries June 2025. Sleek, smooth, and silent.
Tesla’s 2025 Model Y brings always-on self-parking that’s smooth, safe, and surprisingly easy to trust. Just tap, let go, and let it work.
2025 Mitsubishi Triton GLS blends brawn and brains with upgraded safety and comfort. A rugged ute with SUV vibes, it’s better but not perfect.
There’s a new EV on the scene and she’s not here to blend in. The 2025 Zeekr X has landed in Australia with designer looks, lush interiors, and enough theatre to host opening night at the Opera House. Built on the same platform as Volvo and Polestar, this electric SUV is compact, curvy, and unapologetically cool. Design – Tiny [...]
Looks luxe, but the Sebel Bowral disappoints with no room service, no minibar, a weak gym, dated amenities, and a surprise timeshare pitch. Beware the sparkle.
The aging Mazda CX-30 blends understated elegance with everyday usability. It’s stylish, composed, and perfect for those wanting refinement without the drama. Quietly confident, always capable, but rather dull.
