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The electric cars Australia doesn’t get – yet

By Stephen Ottley · 25 Jul 2021

Australia is the lucky country. Aside from the natural wonders, we’re blessed with a wide variety of automotive choices - from pint-size Kia Rios to hulking Toyota LandCruisers. But that doesn’t mean we can’t wish for more.

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VW to become 'software' company by 2050

By Tom White · 16 Jul 2021

Volkswagen has outlined its plans to bolster EV profit margins by charging for software in major zero-emissions 2050 pivot.

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Why VW might miss requested EV incentives

By Stephen Ottley · 11 Jul 2021

Volkswagen has been one of the most vocal advocates for electric vehicle (EV) incentives, but the German brand may miss out on some of the biggest offered in Australia.

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What the biggest brands have in store for EVs

By Stephen Ottley · 20 Jun 2021

Australia appears to have finally reached a tipping point with electric vehicles (EVs).Not only are more and more carmakers introducing or announcing EVs, but crucially state governments around the country have begun taking the upcoming transition more se

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Are people still buying small hatchbacks?

By Stephen Ottley · 19 Jun 2021

It's not news that small car sales are in decline. Australians have been buying less and less hatchbacks and small sedans for more than five years. But that doesn't mean the biggest names in the market are going to give up.

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VW targeting keen price for ID.3 in Oz

By Tom White · 13 Jun 2021

Volkswagen's ID.3 could become the most affordable electric car in Australia when it arrives, although the brand can't lock in timing yet.

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Is the eighth hole the Golf's last putt?

By Tom White · 12 Jun 2021

Volkswagen has just launched the eighth generation of its long-running and enormously successful Golf hatchback in Australia, but with its all-electric ID.3 sibling proving popular in Europe, and the brand pressing for a lower global carbon footprint, is there a future for Golf past this generation?

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