Australia Buy Chinese Honda 
EV Central
MARCH 20, 2023
Rolled out at the brand’s Chinese EV Day, it comes just days after the production version of the large Kia EV9 SUV was revealed. READ MORE: The electric year ahead: every EV coming to Australia in 2023 READ MORE: Complete guide to rebates, discounts and incentives when buying an EV in Australia 2023 Kia EV5 Concept.
Plug In India
NOVEMBER 16, 2021
In this week’s episode we will talk about the Chinese EV maker - BYD or Build Your Dreams. Everyone will buy electric cars if car makers are honest and don’t inflate pricing of electric cars. BYD is also betting big in the UK, Singapore, Australia, and NZ. 88% of vehicles sold by BYD are EVs. BYD can fill that space.
Baua Electric
MAY 14, 2024
Each reaches basically the same conclusion: the global non-Chinese automakers will never be able to catch up unless they radically change their corporate mindsets. Foreign brands gradually lost the cachet they once had with Chinese consumers. Williams asks.
EV Central
DECEMBER 28, 2022
Tesla will comfortably outsell Lexus, Honda, Jeep and others with its Model Y a chance to be the top seller among electric vehicles (December sales figures will confirm whether it overtakes the Model 3 for overall the overall 2022 sales leader ). If it wasn’t so stupidly expensive (around $100K, at least), I’d buy one.
EV Central
JUNE 23, 2023
READ MORE: MG4 priced from $44,990 plus on-road costs as $3000 discounts offered on ZS EV READ MORE: Australia’s cheapest EV? Toyota, the world’s largest car company remember, managed 30, Honda 28, Nissan 2 and Mazda a fairly appalling 10. No, sorry, fridges. India’s Tata was the other Laggard, on 27. And if not, when will they be?
The Truth About Cars
JANUARY 16, 2024
Though the kind of people that buy those products are likely to have a much larger impact on the environment than your neighbor who drives an Honda CR-V and won’t need to heat a 10,000 square-foot mansion or fuel the private jet they also don’t own.
Plug In India
NOVEMBER 9, 2021
They are Hyundai, Honda and you guessed it - Toyota. It is very clear to me that Toyota’s EV announcements are geared to serve the Chinese and EU markets, which have more aggressive zero-emission vehicle goals than the rest of the world. Why would people buy Toyota ICE cars then? Let’s not jump the gun here.
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