Technology
Toyota self-driving tech to retain fun factor
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By Stephen Corby · 18 Sep 2019
Toyota's global president, Akio Toyoda, is a man of boundless confidence and infinite ambition - he humbly promises to "supply mobility to all the people on Earth" - but the latest goal he has set for his company is particularly bold, because he's promisi
Centre side airbag to be fitted to Hyundais
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By Tung Nguyen · 18 Sep 2019
Hyundai Motor Group will get ahead of more stringent Euro NCAP safety tests with the rollout of its centre side airbag that can prevent front occupants colliding in the event of a vehicle accident.Fitted to the side of the driver's seat, the centre side a
Peugeot holds off on EVs until Oz wants them
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By Tom White · 14 Sep 2019
Peugeot showcased several upcoming products for the Australian market as part of the launch program of the new 2020 508 liftback and sedan, including electrified versions of its 208 and 2008 hatch and small SUV.
Leadership needed for EV adoption: EVC
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By Tung Nguyen · 09 Sep 2019
A study by the Electric Vehicle Council (EVC) has revealed the tide is turning on public apathy towards emissions-free vehicles, leading to what could be critical mass for alternative powertrains if the right steps are taken.According to the survey - whic
700Nm plug-in hybrid GLC will hit Oz
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By Tom White · 09 Sep 2019
GLC 300e will come to Australia with nearly 50km electric range.
Highest-tech plug-in Benz SUV not for Aus
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By Tom White · 09 Sep 2019
Mercedes-Benz has debuted its new “third-generation” plug-in hybrid technology with the announcement of PHEV versions of its GLC mid-size and GLE large SUVs.
86 gets Apple CarPlay connectivity
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By Tom White · 09 Sep 2019
The 86 gets a much-needed multimedia update.
Will Toyota launch Yaris-based SUV?
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By Tom White · 06 Sep 2019
Toyota's announces all new light car platform which could spawn an even smaller SUV alongside next-gen Yaris.
Microalgae could be key for Mazda’s new fuels
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By Stephen Corby · 04 Sep 2019
Mazda is working on a radical carbon-neutral approach to alternative fuels, joining forces with two Japanese universities to investigate the possibility of using biofuels grown from microalgae.
Mazda’s Rotary Range Extender on track for 2021
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By Stephen Corby · 04 Sep 2019
Mazda has finally given us a sneak peek of its exciting new rotary-powered range-extender EV, and confirmed that Australia is one of the key markets in its rollout.