Volvo 164 Reviews
You'll find all our Volvo 164 reviews right here. Volvo 164 prices range from $1,540 for the 164 Te to $4,070 for the 164 E.
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
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Is the Radar RD6 China's most promising electric Toyota HiLux or Ford Ranger rival? Why the new ute from Volvo's parent company is a big deal
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By Tom White · 13 Jul 2022
A new fully electric ute with 600km of range announced from the Chinese parent company of Volvo.
Volvo electric cars in Australia: Everything you need to know
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By Stephen Corby · 12 Jul 2022
Sweden has a fine history of world-beating brands - IKEA, Spotify, ABBA - but none has been around for as long as Volvo, the epitome of “safe and sensible”. It may be a little less Swedish these days - Chinese multinational automotive company Geely Holding Group took ownership of Volvo in 2010 - but the brand will forever by synonymous with the land of meatballs, herring and blonde people.
Top five hybrid SUVs in Australia
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By Stephen Corby · 08 Jul 2022
When it comes to electrified vehicles, Australians all seem to have the same concern: our country is genuinely massive, and the all-electric range offered by EVs typically isn’t. This tends to ignore the logical point that most of us don’t drive from Brisbane to Broome very often, but who said humans are logical?
Which EV charges the fastest? - the top 10 fastest charging EVs in Australia
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By Stephen Corby · 05 Jul 2022
The fastest-charging electric car using AC (alternating current) charging is currently a tie between the Porsche Taycan, Audi e-Tron and Audi e-Tron GT. The fastest-charging EV using DC (direct current) charging is a tie between the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6.
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The Chinese cars you didn't know were Chinese!
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By Tony O'Kane · 03 Jul 2022
While brands like Haval, Great Wall Motors, Chery and BYD wear their Chinese-ness on their sleeves, there are plenty of other Chinese-made cars on sale in Australia that most would never pick as being from the Middle Kingdom.
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Are electric cars sustainable?
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By Stephen Corby · 15 Jun 2022
When it comes to sustainability in the automotive industry, low or zero-emission cars such as electric vehicles do make a difference in regards to reducing greenhouse-gas emissions. When looking at the full life cycle of an EV, they are a greener option than a petrol-powered car, but harmful emissions are still generated in a variety of ways.
2022 Volvo XC40 and XC90 pricing: Small and large SUV models impacted by global logistics issues
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By Tim Nicholson · 09 May 2022
Pricing has crept up across two of Volvo's best-selling model lines - the XC40 small SUV and the XC90 large SUV.The Swedish carmaker's Australian arm has confirmed the price increase and said it was due to a combination of specification changes and logist
A niche too far? Range Rover Evoque Convertible, Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo and other oddball automotive experiments
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By Tim Nicholson · 30 Apr 2022
Sometimes carmakers mess with the recipe when it comes to different vehicle niches with great success.Whoever rolled the dice on combining an SUV body style with a coupe is probably laughing now because they have become ubiquitous.
Sick of waiting for a Tesla Model Y in Australia? Volvo could be about to eat its lunch as C40 Recharge orders open with 434km driving range and sharp pricing
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By Andrew Chesterton · 12 Apr 2022
Volvo is doubling-down on electric vehicles in Australia, with the arrival of the C40 Recharge arriving as the brand's second pure-electric model for our market.Designed to take on the Tesla Model Y, Volvo says the C40 Recharge "has all the benefits of an
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Plug-in hybrids explained: Everything you need to know about PHEVs in Australia
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By Stephen Corby · 23 Mar 2022
What does PHEV stand for?