The European EV Compass
The best of European engineering and technology has always been considered to be some of the finest the world has to offer (particularly German, Swedish
March 1, 2021
The best of European engineering and technology has always been considered to be some of the finest the world has to offer (particularly German, Swedish
Hyundai have given to the world two more new automotive acronyms. BEV (battery electric vehicles) and E-GMP (Electric-Global Modular Platform) are attached to the new
You can’t go anywhere around Australia without noticing just how many Japanese made vehicles are motoring around our roads (and off them). Since the 1960s,
One of my favourite times for driving is at night or in the early morning; and by early morning I mean well before ‘sparrow’s fart’.
In a major step forward in the electric car industry, Hyundai Motor Group has unveiled its new Electric-Global Modular Platform or E-GMP. It will produce
With world governments declaring a transition to electric vehicles over the next three decades or earlier, such as the U.K. by 2030 or 2035, it
Car interiors are looking very stylish with many colours available, many textures and, of course, technologies. Even the exterior and structure of new cars utilise
So what happens to our cars once they’ve shuffled off? At the end of a vehicle’s useful life one of two things happens. The nicest
Nissan is on the move, charging forward. They’ve unveiled a new electric SUV and a new logo. The sleek looking Ariya is a completely electric
In an Australian first, road to vehicle charging for electric vehicles (EV) has arrived and it’s courtesy of Nissan. The shorthand is V2G, or Vehicle