Andrew Chesterton is a Director at CarsGuide, focusing on local automotive news and reviews in Australia. With a passion for cars, Andrew provides insights and analysis on the latest models, trends, and developments in the automotive industry. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including new car releases, reviews, comparisons, and industry news.
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By: Andrew Chesterton
Fears Mazda's push upmarket with its CX-60, CX-70, CX-80 and CX-90 would leave popular mainstream models like the CX-5 in the lurch are officially unfounded, with the brand detailing a new in-house hybrid powertrain that will push the next-gen CX-5 closer to the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid than ever before.
By: Andrew Chesterton
The impending demise of diesel in Australia has been greatly exaggerated, at least according to Kia executives, who insists diesel engines have "got a lot of mileage left in our country."
By: Andrew Chesterton
Another day, another large SUV from Mazda. In fact, Australia is the only market to get the CX-60, CX-70, CX-90 and this CX-80, probably because they're all so similar they can't help but step on the other's toes.
Toyota has seemingly tapped into the world of science fiction in outlining its plan to take on Tesla and China in the race to deliver cheaper, better electric vehicles, with the brand's “Area 35” plan to debut a new manufacturing process that will deliver some 3.5 million electric vehicles by 2030.
Kia will launch an "unprecedented" pre-launch campaign for its new Tasman ute, essentially touring the country to connect customers with the vehicle so they can see, sit in and experience the brand's first dual-cab for themselves.
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By: Andrew Chesterton
The next-generation, hybrid-powered Mazda CX-5 won't be joining the Mazda Premium push. Mazda has vowed its most popular SUV will remain accessible to the masses and not follow the CX-60, CX-70, CX-80 and CX-90 upmarket.
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The Toyota LandCruiser FJ will be priced at the equivalent of $35,000 in key international markets, suggesting the long-awaited mini Prado or Fortuner could be the brand's ultimate off-road bargain in Australia, at least according to new reports.
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Porsche might have just made its biggest gamble ever, vowing its new and all-electric Macan will remain its best-selling vehicle in Australia and around the world, despite it consigning its internal combustion engines to the history books.
Kia is unashamedly targeting the Tesla Model Y with its all-new and all-electric EV5. I know, I know. Every brand that launches an electric vehicle here claims to be the one that will
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Hyundai has reportedly begun acting on a signed memorandum of understanding with GM, with the company's most senior executives meeting to explore a product partnership to launch a new ute.
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