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A New Era for Hyundai with the Ioniq 9 Hyundai is taking a bold step forward with the Ioniq 9, an electric SUV that not only stands out in size but also in price. This three-row vehicle is not just physically large; it’s also the most expensive car ever to carry the Hyundai badge. With […]

Introduction to the 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 9 Hyundai has expanded its electric vehicle range with the introduction of the 2026 Ioniq 9, a seven-seat flagship model that promises a claimed driving range of 600km. Priced at approximately $130,000, it is the largest and most expensive electric car ever sold by Hyundai in Australia. This new […]

The Hyundai Inster: A New Player in the Electric SUV Market Even though I come home in all kinds of weird and wonderful cars in my job as an automotive journalist, there are few that stir any kind of intrigue in my wife. I’ve always thought that it’d have to be something outrageously opulent, or […]

Introduction to the Cupra Terramar When a Volkswagen Tiguan is sent for an exchange in Barcelona, it may very well emerge as the Cupra Terramar. This performance-focused Spanish subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group is making significant strides globally with its ongoing product offensive. The Terramar is set to replace the Ateca, which is nearing the […]

Introducing the 2025 Cupra Terramar: A Bold Entry into the Medium SUV Market Cupra has made a significant mark in the Australian automotive landscape over the past three years, establishing itself as a standalone brand. Now, it’s delivering a standout model in the form of the 2025 Cupra Terramar. This medium SUV is designed to […]

Overview of the Toyota Yaris Cross The Toyota Yaris Cross was introduced in Australia back in August 2020, and by 2024 it received an overdue upgrade to its interior technology. This is a revised version of our most recent review of the Toyota Yaris Cross, as there have been no major changes to the model […]

Top Car Brands According to Driver Power Survey Every year, the automotive industry looks to the Driver Power survey to determine which car brands are delivering the best customer satisfaction. This year, a Japanese brand has once again claimed the top spot, marking its second consecutive win in this prestigious ranking. The Driver Power survey […]

Car Thieves Targeting Specific Models, Not Range Rovers A recent study has shown that although motor thefts decreased by 4.5 per cent last year, there’s been a rise in the theft of newer vehicles. This has raised concerns about well-funded theft rings using advanced technology to bypass security systems on the latest models. The report […]

The Shift from Petrol Tax to Road User Charges The government has officially announced that the petrol tax will be phased out and replaced with a new system of electronic road user charges (RUCs) for all vehicle owners. This marks a significant shift in how road usage is funded in Aotearoa, moving away from an […]