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Mini’s new JCW range proves lightweight thrills aren’t dead in the EV age

Mini has launched its most comprehensive JCW range to date, featuring everything from smoking-hot petrol-powered hatchbacks to stylish convertibles and, for the first time ever, all-electric variants. And yes, they’ve never looked better, while still offering the BMW-owned small car brand’s trademark go-kart handling. For as long as I can remember, the Mini Cooper S […]

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The EVs with the longest range in Australia

Driving range has long been a key consideration for new car buyers chasing their first (or next) electric vehicle (EV) – after all, nobody wants to suffer from ‘range anxiety’. The good news is that modern EVs can cover more ground than ever before, and the local battery-electric vehicle market now includes several new models […]

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Refreshed Mahindra XUV700 is a genuine standout for budget-conscious families

SPONSORED The Aussie obsession with mid-size SUVs continues unabated and shows no signs of slowing, at the expense of sedans, station wagons, and even the humble hatchback. Medium SUVs remained the nation’s most popular new vehicle type bar none in 2024, when once again more than a quarter of a million examples were sold – […]

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2025 Jeep Avenger now Australia’s cheapest electric SUV after $16,000 EOFY discount

The Jeep Avenger can now be had for as little as $40,000 drive-away – around $16,000 less than before – making it Australia’s most affordable electric SUV. The entry-level version of the American off-road brand’s first EV, the Longitude, is now being offered for $40,000 drive-away including premium paint as part of an end of […]

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Cupra defends Tavascan’s four-star ANCAP safety rating, welcomes real-world testing

The Cupra Tavascan has missed out on a maximum five-star safety rating from the Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP), and it’s because of a driver assist feature – or rather, its absence. Despite receiving scores of 89 per cent for adult occupant protection, 87 per cent for child occupant protection and 80 per cent […]

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