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1 week ago |
goauto.com.au | Toby Hagon
OverviewThe new Audi A3 is more expensive than before, with prices rising more than $4000. The Sportback (hatch) is priced from $54,800 and the sedan $57,800, each before on-road costs. While there’s a sporty S3 model also on the menu – and a hotter RS3 on the way – the plain old A3 is available as a single model, for now at least. That 35 TFSI variant comes with a 1.5-litre four-cylinder turbo engine.
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2 weeks ago |
evcentral.com.au | Toby Hagon
The new GWM Haval G6GT has the option of a plug-in hybrid system that takes EV-only motoring to another level. The mid-sized five-seat SUV can cover up to 180km on electricity before reverting to its petrol engine. And while it’s not the cheapest plug-in hybrid on the market, the H6GT packs plenty in for the money.
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2 weeks ago |
evdriven.com | Toby Hagon
The new GWM Haval G6GT has the option of a plug-in hybrid system that takes EV-only motoring to another level. The mid-sized five-seat SUV can cover up to 180km on electricity before reverting to its petrol engine. And while it’s not the cheapest plug-in hybrid on the market, the H6GT packs plenty in for the money.
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2 weeks ago |
evcentral.com.au | Toby Hagon
The Tesla Model Y is unlikely to make the seven-seat family car leap in Australia – at least not for a few years. Tesla Australia country director Thom Drew says the Model Y seven-seater is not on the cards for Australia any time soon for one simple reason: the Chinese factory that supplies Model Y to Australia doesn’t yet manufacture them with a third row of seats. “It’s not built at our Chinese factory,” confirmed Drew when asked by EV Central why we don’t get the Model Y seven-seater.
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2 weeks ago |
evdriven.com | Toby Hagon
The Tesla Model Y is unlikely to make the seven-seat family car leap in Australia – at least not for a few years. Tesla Australia country director Thom Drew says the Model Y seven-seater is not on the cards for Australia any time soon for one simple reason: the Chinese factory that supplies Model Y to Australia doesn’t yet manufacture them with a third row of seats. “It’s not built at our Chinese factory,” confirmed Drew when asked by EV Central why we don’t get the Model Y seven-seater.
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