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LDV's next breed of diesel and electric utes

By Samuel Irvine · 04 Nov 2024

Homologation documents submitted to the Australian Government’s road vehicle regulator have revealed two brand new LDV utes with electric and diesel powertrains.

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How does the Tasman compare to other utes?

By Samuel Irvine · 04 Nov 2024

Kia has released its first ute with the ambitious target of capturing 10 per cent of Australia's highly competitive pick-up market in its first year of sales.

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Where are the Isuzu D-Max hybrid utes?

By Byron Mathioudakis · 03 Nov 2024

Are you wondering when Australia’s third best-selling ute, the Isuzu D-Max, is finally going hybrid? The simple answer is: not yet.

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Yellowstone-inspired ute coming soon

By John Law · 01 Nov 2024

Ram Trucks Australia has announced a special edition of its full-sized 2500 work horse.

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How Ineos will carve out its niche in Oz

By Tom White · 01 Nov 2024

Ineos is confident it will carve out a sustainable niche in Australia, despite expensive utes not always being a hit in the past.

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Smarter choice than a ute?

By John Law · 31 Oct 2024

The 2025 LDV Deliver 7 diesel has arrived in Australia joining the electric eDeliver 7 van.

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Ineos Grenadier 2025 review: Quartermaster - Australian first drive

By Tom White · 31 Oct 2024

Australia loves a ute, but we're also their toughest critics. Does the Ineos Grenadier Quartermaster stack up?

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LDV Deliver 7 2025 review: SWB Low Roof - GVM test

By John Law · 30 Oct 2024

Following up the electric LDV eDeliver 7 comes the diesel-powered model which may look identical from the outside but is an altogether more traditional package.

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This is how much the BYD Shark 6 ute costs

By Dom Tripolone · 30 Oct 2024

BYD has put the big ute makers on notice. The Chinese carmaker has revealed its Shark 6 plug-in hybrid dual-cab ute will start at $57,900 (before on-road costs).

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Tasman will help Kia break away from the pack

By Andrew Chesterton · 28 Oct 2024

Kia is expecting at least a 20,000 annual sales uptick when the Tasman goes on sale around June next year, helping it break free from Hyundai and potentially chasing down Mazda and Ford to claim position number two on Australia's sales charts.That's from

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