Suzuki e Vitara first drive: leap of faith

Suzuki’s Electric Leap: The e-Vitara and the Future of Affordable EVs Suzuki has officially entered the all-electric vehicle (EV) arena with the e-Vitara, a compact SUV poised to disrupt the market. But this isn’t just about one car; it’s a signal of broader trends reshaping the automotive landscape, particularly in the realm of affordability and … Read more

So, you want to panic-buy an EV to beat the fuel crisis? Here are six we’d spend $30k on

Fuel Prices Soar: Is an EV the Right Move? The rising cost of fuel is hitting wallets hard. As of Sunday, March 22, 2026, 91 octane averages $3.30/litre in New Zealand, a 37% increase in the last month (source: Gaspy). With the government warning of further increases, many motorists are considering alternatives. A switch to … Read more

Volvo EX90 EV first drive: class for 7, class of 1

Volvo EX90: Pioneering a New Era of Electric Family SUVs Volvo New Zealand is making a bold statement with the arrival of the EX90, its new all-electric 7-seat flagship. This launch isn’t just about adding another EV to the market; it signifies a strategic refocus on electrified vehicles, with Volvo no longer offering models without … Read more

Gas Prices Are Up, And So Are Searches For EVs: Edmunds

Gas Prices and the EV Surge: What’s Driving Car Shoppers to Electric? As geopolitical tensions escalate and pump prices follow suit, a notable shift is occurring in the automotive landscape. More American car shoppers are turning their attention to electric vehicles (EVs) as a potential hedge against volatile gasoline costs. Edmunds reports a significant uptick … Read more

Rivian Adds A Sport Mode To All R1 EVs On The Road

Rivian’s Software Push: A Glimpse into the Future of EV Control and Performance Rivian is rolling out a significant vehicle software update, version 2026.03, enhancing both first and second-generation R1T and R1S models. This isn’t just about adding features; it’s a demonstration of how software will increasingly define the EV experience, extending the lifespan and … Read more

An American-Made, 320-Mile Electric Three-Row SUV

Toyota’s Electric Shift: The 2027 Highlander and the Future of American EV Production Toyota is making a significant move in the electric vehicle market with the 2027 Highlander, a three-row electric SUV built entirely in America. This launch comes as many automakers reassess their EV strategies, with some scaling back ambitions while Toyota doubles down. … Read more

2026 Toyota C-HR And BZ Woodland EV Prices Revealed

Toyota’s Electric Shift: Are Subaru’s Prices Stealing the Show? Toyota is finally expanding its electric vehicle (EV) lineup with the upcoming bZ Woodland wagon and C-HR compact crossover. While the arrival of more electric Toyotas is welcome news for consumers, the pricing strategy raises a critical question: are they competitive enough, especially when compared to … Read more

Norway Bought Almost No Gas Cars Last Year

Norway’s EV Revolution: A Glimpse into the Future of Driving Norway is rapidly becoming a living laboratory for the electric vehicle transition. Recent data reveals an astonishing 95.9% of new cars sold in 2025 were electric, nearing the country’s ambitious goal of phasing out gasoline and diesel vehicles. This isn’t just about environmental policy; it’s … Read more

Meet The Affordable EV Beating Tesla And BYD At Their Own Game

Geely Xingyuan: A Sign of China’s EV Revolution and What It Means for Tesla & BYD The automotive world is watching China, and for good reason. The Geely Xingyuan, a relatively new entrant, is rapidly becoming a dominant force in the world’s largest EV market, challenging established giants like BYD and Tesla. With over half … Read more

India’s US Boycott: Trump Tariffs Fuel Trade Tensions

India’s Anti-US Sentiment: A Deep Dive into the Boycott Movement and Its Future The winds of economic nationalism are blowing strong in India. Fueled by discontent over US trade policies and a desire for self-reliance, a movement to boycott American products is gaining traction. This shift has significant implications for multinational corporations and the future … Read more