The Drive Five: Tesla Superchargers to be opened to all car makers, and the other stories you might’ve missed – 22 July 2021
The return of the two-door Wrangler Rubicon, and Suzuki, Toyota and Daihatsu's technology partnership headline today's top Drive stories.
As we continue toward a single publishing platform, some great news stories are being published on both CarAdvice and Drive.
If you're a keen reader of CarAdvice, you might be missing out on some of the unique content we're publishing over on Drive.
Here are our favourite stories published on Drive today – but there are plenty more over on the website to enjoy. Head to Drive.com.au to read them for yourself!
1. 2021 Fiat 500 price and specs: Dolcevita variant returns from $21,450
Fiat's 13-year-old city car gains a selection of revisions for 2021, including the return of the style-oriented Dolcevita as a permanent member of the range.
Alex Misoyannis
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2. Suzuki, Daihatsu join forces with Toyota to drive development of small electric vehicles
With Toyota at the helm, Suzuki and Daihatsu are joining forces to help the transition to a new era within Japan's automotive industry.
Ben Zachariah
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3. 2021 Jeep Wrangler price and specs: Two-door Rubicon returns as permanent variant
The 'shorty' returns: Jeep Wrangler buyers can now opt for the Rubicon variant in two-door, non-limited-production guise.
Alex Misoyannis
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4. Australia’s top ten suburbs for electric vehicle ownership revealed
With Australians buying zero-emission cars in increasing numbers, we look at which suburbs have the highest concentrations.
Ben Zachariah
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5. Tesla Supercharger network to be opened to all electric vehicle manufacturers, Elon Musk claims
All battery-electric vehicles in all countries will reportedly be compatible with the presently-exclusive high-speed charging system.
William Davis
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