Alex Misoyannis is a Deputy News Editor at CarAdvice. He has been immersed in the automotive world since 2017, covering a wide range of topics including cars, electric vehicles, driverless cars, and motorcycles, reflecting his lifelong passion for automobiles. Alex's work has been featured in Wealth Creation Investing, MSN, and Drive.com.au.
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Little blue lights are seen on thousands of new cars sold in China, yet they have just been ruled illegal.
Leaky V6 diesel engines in Ranger utes and Everest SUVs finally have what Ford believes to be a permanent fix.
By: Alex Misoyannis
Volvo has taken cues from SUVs with its first electric sedan. Here’s why the ES90 is a left-field option worth considering.
There may soon be a new rival for the BYD Atto 1 and Geely EX2's titles of the cheapest electric cars available in Australia.
The brains behind Australia's fastest Ford Falcons are now helping to fine-tune a Chinese hybrid ute for local roads.
An open-top version of the most expensive Toyota ever sold could revive an iconic badge from another legendary sports-car name.
Nearly half of all new cars sold last month were electric or hybrid, as Australians continue to escape pressure at the pump – pushing BYD and Tesla up the charts.
A brand synonymous with station wagons is getting back in the game with a new model that it thinks will be the best fit for Australians.
The third-generation CLA sedan is the first in a wave of new Mercedes-Benz electric cars – and it's good.
By: Alex Misoyannis
A secret station wagon is on the cards for Australia from Chery to rival BYD's new Seal 6, and offer SUV buyers an alternative.
