Alex Affat is a journalist based in Melbourne, Australia, focusing on local automotive news and reviews. With a passion for cars and a deep knowledge of the industry, Alex brings readers the latest updates on electric vehicles, new car releases, and driving innovations in Victoria and beyond through his work for WhichCar.
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Alex Affat's coverage predominantly revolves around the automotive industry, particularly electric cars and new vehicle releases. He is likely to be responsive to news related to upcoming electric car models, changes in availability of specific car models in Australia, as well as reviews and insights into the latest trends within the Australian automotive market.
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By: Jordan Hickey, Alex Affat
The EV revolution is gaining strength in Australia, which means greater diversity and choice for buyers
By: Alex Affat
Honda’s convertible was a technical masterclass that was big on thrills, low on compromise
VIC to join QLD, NSW and SA with regional trial from July
The latest facelift, already available overseas, will not be produced for right-hand drive markets... which means no hi-po Plaid version
The Clownshoe is back! BMW revives its skunkwork's cult hero
We get to grips with Jeep’s new, premium five-seat Grand Cherokee
A one-bite guide to Mitsubishi's Eclipse Cross LS
New SV Bespoke personalisation service and new hybrid powertrains headline the revised 2024 Range Rover lineup
By: Alex Affat, Mike Stevens
Lexus's updated electric UX has arrived in Australia with a bigger battery, greater driving range, and new tech
By: John Law, Alex Affat
Following a tumultuous but successful stint, Volkswagen is pulling the Tiguan R from Australian sale
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