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EV Central
OCTOBER 23, 2023
The 2024 Lucid Gravity has been pencilled in for an unveiling at the upcoming LA motor show on November 16, providing new powerful seven-seat opposition to the likes of large battery-powered SUVs like the Tesla Model X, BMW iX and Mercedes-Benz EQS SUV. The post Better than a Tesla Model X?
EV Central
NOVEMBER 29, 2023
Nissan says it’s committed to a radical electric reinvention of its JUKE and QASHQAI SUVs as well as the LEAF EV when it begins replacing the current models from 2026. What won’t make it to the final car is the wild illuminated triangular light strips on the alloy wheels, however cool they might look. Nissan Leaf.
Baua Electric
MARCH 7, 2024
” Why the Kia EV9 won After careful analysis and thorough examination, the verdict overwhelmingly favours the Kia EV9 as the leading choice in the realm of electric SUVs. It should win over many buyers who aren’t used to battery power and will be more comfortable with a vehicle that feels familiar to them.”
EV Central
FEBRUARY 27, 2024
Fiat has ignored this week’s Geneva motor show and instead gone it alone revealing five all-new radical concepts including a battery-powered ute that it hopes will forge a new path to success in markets such as Australia. Fiat Concept SUV. Fiat Concept Camper. The post Pick me up!
EV Central
NOVEMBER 13, 2023
Not only that it’s battery-powered and more luxurious than its flagship XC90 SUV. READ MORE: Volvo EX30 small electric SUV revealed, pricing confirmed for Australia ahead of late 2023 arrival READ MORE: Volvo reveals EX90 EV, here in 2024 READ MORE: Volvo C40 Recharge Pure Electric review 2024 Volvo EM90.
EV Central
NOVEMBER 5, 2023
But clearly many of these vehicles are intended for production and some of them will come to Australia. No longer in Australia, but Daihatsu is still an innovator. The LF-ZL is the LF-ZC’s SUV sibling and capabilities and timing are much the same. So let’s look at all the Tokyo debuts from the Japanese brands.
EV Central
SEPTEMBER 13, 2022
Ferrari insists the Purosangue – the name is Italian for ‘thoroughbred’ – isn’t an SUV, but it is higher, heavier and longer than anything else the company produces, and has all-wheel drive. This points to the Ferrari being around $750,000 in Australia. “We keep ourselves in a flexible situation.”
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