Tag: Technology

XPENG ANZ dropped TrueEV and will honour every buyer promise, from $5,000 cashback to a 10-year warranty, with a 7-year factory warranty behind it.

Mazda 6e Atenza is a Deepal SL03 in a party frock, 190kW for $52,990, and it tells you exactly how Mazda now intends to survive the electric era.

70mai A810 Lite brings 4G and voice control to a $159 dual camera, but the Galaxy sensor upscales its 4K and the rear cam trails the front cam quality

Genesis GV90 makes 490kW, drops the B-pillar for coach doors, and claims a world-first roof airbag. The 500km range is an in-house estimate, not WLTP.

NSW introduces Australia's first shared e-bike laws, giving councils and Transport for NSW greater control over operators, parking, fleet numbers and safety.

Haval H7 Vanta is a comfortable, well-equipped hybrid SUV with huge rear-seat space and an impressive cabin, even if its styling remains one of the segment’s strangest.

SAIC passed 100 million vehicles and sold 2 million in six months while Ford and GM trimmed EV plans. Chinese car makers aren't slowing for anyone.

The BYD ATTO 3 EVO Premium goes rear-drive with 800V and a 74.88kWh battery at $46,990, adding 90km of range, a 101-litre frunk, and 220kW charging.

The Jaguar Type 01 interior puts a brass spine down the full length of the cabin, splitting it into four spaces, before the 6 October New York reveal.

The MMB Mini Ultra gives you wireless CarPlay for $51, needs no app to set it up, and stayed connected where far dearer OEM systems drop out.

The updated Mercedes-Benz S-Class reworks 2,700 components, drops the V8 to 4.0 seconds, and starts at $264,200 MRLP before any on-road costs are added.

Single casting turns 146 parts into two, which is how Ford gets to US$28,350 by 2027. China charges that money today and already sells here.