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1 week ago |
evcentral.com.au | Iain Curry
British start-up Longbow is promising the first ever “Featherweight Electric Vehicles” (FEVs), with rear-drive Speedster and Roadster models previewed ahead of planned customer deliveries in 2026. It’s positive news for those who fear the death of the lightweight sports car as we move into an EV age of hulking batteries and lardy kerb weights.
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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 |
evcentral.com.au | Andrew Chesterton
Volvo says it won’t look to compete with the Chinese newcomer brands — including those that are part of its same global company — suggesting Australian customers will still want “the tried and trusted”. Speaking at the launch of the all-electric EX90, Volvo Cars Australia MD Stephen Connor told EV Central that he views Geely, Zeekr, Polestar and the still incoming Lynk & Co the same as any other competitor brand, despite all being sub-brands of the giant Geely Auto Group.
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2 weeks ago |
evcentral.com.au | Andrew Chesterton
JAC suggests not all towing ratings are created equal, promising its T9 Hunter plug-in hybrid dual-cab will tow 3.5-tonnes, no matter the heat or the hill, while softly implying its competitors couldn’t keep up. The JAC T9 Hunter was unveiled at the Melbourne Motor Show last week, and will land in Australia early next year.
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2 weeks ago |
evcentral.com.au | John Mahoney
Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn is reported to have locked in a deal with Mitsubishi to build an advanced all-new battery-powered compact SUV for Australia that will land in local dealerships in the first half of 2026. Yes, you read that right. Multiple respected sources are reporting an EV developed by the company best known for making Apple iPhones will be sold in your local Mitsubishi dealer in Australia next year.
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