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BYD cuts $4000 off its most popular cars (opens the original)
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BYD has made some of its favourite models even more affordable in Australia. The Chinese brand is offering a $4000 cashback deal on many of its models including the Sealion 7 electric mid-size SUV and the Shark 6 plug-in hybrid ute. The offer runs until December 21, 2026, and must be delivered by December 31, 2026. The very popular Sealion 7 is a size up on its smaller PHEV siblings, with its starting price reduced from $54,990 to $50,990 considering the cashback offer. It's also the only EV eli
Hyundai's next-gen EV plans exposed (opens the original)
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Two new electric SUV models are in the works from Hyundai. The Korean brand will launch the Ioniq 4 small SUV and Ioniq 7 mid-size SUV in 2027, according to a report in Auto Express. This could offer buyers more affordable electric cars from the brand. The Ioniq 4 small SUV would be one of Hyundai's cheapest electric cars, priced above the incoming Ioniq 3 hatchback, but still less than the Ioniq 5. Expected to launch in 2027, the Ioniq 4 will start from 25,000 pounds (about $A48,000), but new c
Tesla shows BYD, Zeekr how it's done (opens the original)
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Tesla is gearing up to fight off a new wave of Chinese electric cars, with big updates to its range. The fully-electric Model 3 sedan and Model Y SUV will feature a suite of upgrades and price cuts as they fight off increasingly competitive Chinese rivals Down Under. The Model Y's top-spec 'Performance' grade now starts from $84,900, down from $89,400 (before on-road costs). The Model 3 is now cheaper as well, starting from $45,900 instead of $54,900, before on-road costs. Tesla said both update
Different hybrid tech explained (opens the original)
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Hybrid power is now mainstream for Aussie buyers. It's an important choice for buyers transitioning from petrol- and diesel-powered cars to full EVs. Hybrid-powered cars are also important for brands as they seeks alternatives to internal combustion cars that incur fines under the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES). There are broad categories of hybrid cars in Australia, and each one has its own benefits for buyers. Here's a look at what hybrids are available, and which one might suit you be
Nissan's game-changing hybrid plans exposed (opens the original)
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Nissan is getting serious about hybrid power. The Japanese brand announced it will invest heavily in its hybrid tech as part of a new United States-focused approach, according to a report in Automotive News. Nissan will ditch its plug-in hybrid plans as part of this new approach to focus on developing a V6 hybrid engine and 'e-Power' range-extender hybrids instead. The brand said it wants to make hybrid its main powertrain in the US, and it will add new e-Power range-extender variants and an all
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