News4th Jul 20192 min readBMW X1 M35i off the cards for this generation…News4th Jul 20192 min readBMW X1 M35i off the cards for this generation…
News3rd Jul 20192 min read2020 Renault Captur unveiled…Derek FungThe second-generation Renault Captur has been unveiled overnight, riding on the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance CMF-B architecture first used by the latest Clio. Like the Clio, the new Captur has C-shaped headlights. The crossover also utilises a similar design for its tail-lights. …
News3rd Jul 20192 min readBMW Australia 'quietly confident' 2019 sales will grow…Scott CollieBMW Australia is "quietly confident" its sales will grow during the second half of 2019, as its SUV range expands and consumer confidence returns after the federal election. The company's sales have been relatively stable throughout 2019, with deliveries down 4.0 per cent year-to-date at the end of June. That's despite an overall market slide of 8.4 per cent compared to 2018, and respective drops of 13.2 and 32.2 per cent for rivals Mercedes-Benz and Audi. …
News3rd Jul 20192 min read2021 Kia Sorento spied again…News3rd Jul 20192 min read2021 Kia Sorento spied again…
News3rd Jul 20195 min readVFACTS: June 2019 sales figures…Mike CostelloSales of new vehicles in Australia fell almost 10 per cent in June compared to the same month in 2018, making it 15 successive months of decline. The June tally of 117,817 vehicles was 9.6 per cent less than the 130,300 sold in June 2018. It’s also the worst June tally since 2012. At the halfway point of the year, sales across the six months sit at 554,466 units, which is 8.4 per cent fewer (equating to 51,056 units) than the same period in 2018. …
News2nd Jul 20192 min readNew plan to expand Australia's EV charging network…Scott CollieAustralia's electric vehicle charging infrastructure is set to get a boost, with the Australian-based Evie Networks planning to link major capital cities with a network of 42 ultra-fast charge stations. The proposal includes a network of 80 individual charge points linking Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide, and will also include stations near Perth. Should it get off the ground, the company claims the network would be Australia's largest of ultra-fast charge sites. …
