Matthew Hansen is the Motoring Editor at Stuff. He specializes in automotive journalism with a focus on electric vehicles, car manufacturing, and various types of automobiles including cars, trucks, and lorries. Matthew's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Post, Flatwater Free Press, Waikato Times, BioRxiv, The Press, and CarExpert.com.au.
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Matthew Hansen's coverage focuses predominantly on local automotive news, including car recalls, safety ratings, and popular vehicle models in New Zealand. He also covers reviews and product promotions related to cars.
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The Suzuki Swift Sport is one of the longest serving and most affordably priced performance cars on the market.
Chery's global footprint continues to grow, as its cumulative sales tally eclipses 20 million units.
Hot on the heels of a nationwide dealer roadshow for the model, Audi New Zealand has said that its first allocation of new RS 5 units are already 80% pre-sold to customers.
Toyota New Zealand has confirmed it is recalling almost 200 current-generation Camry sedans over an issue that can result in warning lights and indicators failing to display.
Whilst local sales of electric vehicles are up considerably this year, some New Zealand motorists remain hesitant to the genre.
It might be one of Japanese brand Mazda's most long in the tooth models, but the CX-3 has had surprising sticking power as one of its best-selling nameplates in New Zealand.
More than 2500 Ford Rangers recalled over B-pillar airbags that might not 'deploy as intended'.
Porsche and Giltrap Group mark 50 years in New Zealand with 6-speed manual 911 GT3 Tourings.
The local distributor of Italian marque Alfa Romeo has confirmed that it remains committed to the New Zealand market.
Cupra is bringing back its limited run Tribe Edition models for both the Terramar and the Leon Sportstourer , with both having now landed in New Zealand.
