Honda closing Civic plants in UK and Turkey
Honda has announced it will cease manufacturing of the Civic hatchback and Civic Type-R in the UK as well as the Civic sedan in Turkey in 2021 at the end of the models production lifecycle.
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One beaut’ ute
It’s curious because Ranger starting at $28K going all the way to $80K and the BT sneaking in at $21K and only asking $50K for its flashiest XTR 4x4 dual-cab specification, it seems moronic to consider a Ranger.Ever.
Camping with second-life Nissan EV batteries
A smart camping concept using second-life Nissan electric vehicle batteries to provide a week’s worth of power has been developed by Nissan Energy and OPUS Campers.
Citroën presents Ami One EV Concept at Geneva.
The Citroën brand is re-inventing itself again at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, by unveiling its take on urban mobility.
Ford exits South America heavy truck business
As part of a global redesign of the company Ford will cease heavy commercial production at the São Bernardo do Campo plant in Brazil during 2019.
Improve efficiency, profitability with mobile appraisal
Australian dealers looking to further improve the efficiency and profitability of their sell process should look no further than a mobile car appraiser to optimise trade-ins and appraisals.
SEA Electric enters US market
Australian electric vehicle technology company SEA Electric is set to launch commercial vehicles in the United States. It is showcasing two trucks at the Indianapolis Work Truck Show in March and California’s Advanced Clean Transportation Expo in April.
Toyota wants five-star light commercial
Toyota Australia says the next Hiace light commercial van is "expected" to achieve a five-star safety rating.
Dealers reject senate claims on EV sales
The response comes as the Senate Select Committee Inquiry into Electric Vehicles recommends the Australian government develop a national EV strategy increasing EV uptake.It cites the Tesla Owners Club suggesting dealers are “not providing prospective EV buyers with all of the facts” when it came to plugging in.
Rays of genius
Twenty-two Australian students not only beat 41 other 100% solar-powered cars represented by 20 other countries, they eclipsed rival teams with intimidating pedigree from the USA, South Africa and Singapore to name a few.