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While its Isuzu D-Max donor car has received a comprehensive mid-life facelift, revisions applied to the BT-50 in its Thai domestic market are far more subtle, with no significant changes inside or out.
V8 Supercars is pushing for international expansion following the Australian Formula One Grand Prix, looking to capitalise on the larger following of F1, attributed to the Netflix series Drive to Survive.
The mighty Ford Endeavour, also called the Everest in other countries, is getting attention for its possible return to India. Although it's not certain if and when it will launch, it's important to know that this full-size SUV comes with different features depending on the country it is sold in. In this report, we'll take a closer look at the version of the Endeavour sold in the New Zealand market.What's under the hood?Ford offers two engine options for the Endeavour/Everest in the New Zealand market. The first one is a 3-litre V6 turbo-diesel that makes 250 PS and 600 Nm. The second choice is a smaller 2-litre bi-turbo diesel
Serving as the highly anticipated sequel, Toyota South Africa Motors has announced its key sponsorship status for “Chasing The Sun 2.”
In this role, Mr Lu will be tasked with delivering a thorough customer experience from the purchase point and through their ownership journey.
While European versions of the Ranger are built in South Africa – at the same plant that supplies the Volkswagen Amarok and upcoming Ranger Plug-In Hybrid for Australia – based on a low-spec variant similar to our XLS, the Tremor coming to New Zealand will be built in Thailand like non-electrified Rangers sold in Australia, and adapted from the mid-spec Sport model.
The facelifted 2025 Hyundai i20 N hot hatch has been spied in Europe – in right-hand drive for Australia – ahead of showroom arrivals confirmed for the final months of this year, pending any delays.
Rival Japanese car manufacturers Nissan and Honda are considering a partnership on next-generation electric cars.