Wesley Doyle Wesley Doyle is editor of Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology International and Stadia. He has over two-decades experience in publishing during which time he has worked at some of the UK’s
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Share Tweet Share Share Email In a bold move to protect consumers and maintain the integrity of the used car market, the South Australian Government is taking the lead by introducing the most
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Choosing a used car can be tricky. You want to make sure you’re not getting ripped off and that the car has been well looked after and doesn’t have any hidden damage. But
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XPeng’s losses widened in the third quarter, even as vehicle sales jumped and the Chinese electric-car maker forecast a near-doubling of revenue in the final quarter of the year. The Guangzhou, China-based startup
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A brand-new five-star ANCAP car is the gold standard for safety but for many of us, prices beyond $35,000 are unaffordable – especially in the current cost-of-living crunch. Thanks to ANCAP being around
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Release date: 15/11/23 Released annually, the Used Car Safety Ratings (UCSR) are compiled using the latest safety information, analysed by Monash University Accident Research Centre, to help the more than three million Australians
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Of course, history records the Evoq did not make its way to Australia. Nor did the Cadillac XLR, a two-seater convertible that used the Evoq concept as its basis. It launched in the
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After more than five decades since a new Cadillac was sold here, General Motors has announced plans to relaunch the luxury brand in Australia, following two failed attempts in recent memory. Electric Cars
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This time it should happen. General Motors’ American luxury brand Cadillac will return to Australia, it has confirmed this week – 15 years after the global financial crisis prompted a last-minute bail-out of
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General Motors (GM) will finally return to Australia with factory-built and right-hand-drive-engineered SUVs for the first time since the demise of Holden in 2020, starting with the Cadillac Lyriq electric vehicle (EV). Perhaps
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