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After sister brand Hyundai launched the Santa Cruz in 2021, Kia will have a pickup of its own in 2025. Kia's truck will be called the "Tasman," and the newcomer will be a more capable by using a ladder frame instead of a unibody construction. It's touted as a global model, but for now, availability is confirmed only in South Korea, Australia, Africa, and the Middle East.
Chinese-based BYD is poised to shake up the global market with its upcoming electric bakkie. Official images have been unveiled, offering a glimpse of what’s to come…
► The new VW Transporter is on the way ► Totally different vehicle to its T6.1 predecessor ► Co-developed with the Ford Transit Custom
The 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz has been unveiled in North America, showing off refreshed exterior styling and new interior technology.
Australian buyers could eventually have the option to buy a 2026 Toyota HiLux EV ute powered by batteries.
The latest ute from China – the 2024 JAC T9 – has arrived in Australia
SALT LAKE CITY – The 2024 Ford Ranger is all-new, but it isn’t just for you, America. While its various midsize pickup competitors are effectively exclusive to North America, leaving different trucks to meet the needs of various global markets, the Ranger sees duty across the globe. In fact, it’s already been on sale in places like Great Britain, Australia and Thailand for months. I did a double take when I sauntered past one in central London last September.
Just a few months after its debut in Algeria, the all-new Fiat Titano has arrived in South America, with Argentina and Brazil leading the charge in welcoming the midsize pickup truck. Based on the Peugeot Landtrek, the Titano will boast a range of engine options tailored to different regions, all customized to cater to the specific preferences of local customers.From the outside, it is hard to distinguish the Fiat Titano from its Peugeot twin.