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2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6 N First Look: Winged Wonder Sedan Shows Out

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2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6 N First Look: Winged Wonder Sedan Shows Out

Coverage: 5 sources

We have the first photos of the Ioniq 6 N’s new duds, along with additional details and a few other tidbits about what to expect when the car launches.See the Story

Sporty, Elegant Looks and Increased Standard Equipment: The 2026 Taycan Black Edition Sedans

Sporty, Elegant Looks and Increased Standard Equipment: The 2026 Taycan Black Edition Sedans

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

Black Edition variants available for Taycan, Taycan 4 and Taycan 4S sedan models...See the Story

Mazda Reveals Next-Gen CX-5 Details, Including a Hybrid, Due in 2027

Mazda Reveals Next-Gen CX-5 Details, Including a Hybrid, Due in 2027

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

The new CX-5 also features a new Android Automotive-based infotainment system.See the Story

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Mazda reveals larger CX-5 with hybrid option to come in 2027

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The CX-5, which is primarily made in Japan, is Mazda’s best-selling model in Canada and worldwide, but about a third of those vehicles are sold in the U.S.SUV See the Story

Maserati MC20 Evolves Into The MCPura With New Colors Like 'Night Interaction'

Coverage: 2 sources

The MCPura is a light facelift of the MC20 supercar, with styling tweaks and a slightly nicer interior but the same powertrain.Auto See the Story

2025 Toyota bZ4X FWD Long-Term Review Part Two

With so much competition in the all-electric family SUV space, Toyota’s bZ4X struggles to stand out on paper. 2025 Toyota bZ4X In the first part of my long-term testing of Toyota’s bZ4X, I explained how the appeal of this electric car cannot be found on a spec sheet, but that it offers all-electric motoring in an accessible way. But when judging solely on whether Toyota’s bZ4X is a good electric vehicle (EV), the answer is much more complicated…Toyota · Melbourne See the Story

Dozens fined over $300 each for illegal camping in Noosa

Noosa city council had a major crackdown with Queensland Police Service this past weekend during an “enforcement blitz” that caught out more than 30 people. In what the local officials are calling an “enforcement blitz”, Noosa local council and Queensland police (QPS) have issued 31 fines of $322 in one weekend for illegal camping. The joint agency operation took place in Noosa Spit, Noosa Junction, and Noosa National Park, and targeted campers…Queensland, Australia · Queensland Read Article

Polestar Australia won't sell NVES credits to some brands

Electric car brand Polestar will be selective with who it does business with when selling NVES credits. Polestar Australia will look to sell NVES credits to other brands when the NVES CO2 bills start flooding in. However, the Sino-Swedish company’s Australian boss, Scott Maynard, has stated that some brands are categorically off the table. Speaking to assembled media at a Polestar roundtable in Sydney yesterday, Maynard was asked if there were …Sydney, Australia · Sydney Read Article

Lower cost Hyundai Ioniq 5 N under consideration with rear drive

The award-winning Hyundai Ioniq 5 N has plenty of numbers to like, with a maximum output of 478kW and a 3.4-second 0-100km/h sprint time, but there is one number that fans of the car, particularly those in Australia, would like to see change. The price. Currently priced from $110,383 (before on-road costs), the Ioniq 5 N is the most expensive Hyundai-badged vehicle sold new in Australia. What could be done to make that entry price a little shar…Hyundai · Australia Read Article

HONDA EV: Planned large electric SUV axed as demand dwindles

A declining appetite for electric vehicles in the United States has seen a number of brands delay new EV models, but Honda has pulled the plug on one model entirely. Honda has joined the growing list of car brands reevaluating their approach to electric vehicles. A report from Nikkei Asia outlines the latest in a growing number of electric product changes, with Honda set to cancel its flagship large electric SUV. Honda’s product strategy appear…Electric Vehicles · Australia Read Article

The once common Australian road marker that would destroy your car

Forget cat’s eyes and bendy dividers; the Australian government once installed a bunch of hidden markers that could turn your car into scrap. Photos: Facebook and Mattinbgn There are a number of potential hazards you come across in your daily commute: the streets are lined with big lighting poles, roads are divided by concrete islands, and, of course, tonnes of steel whizzing past you in opposite directions. RELATED: The $250,000 truck needed b…Cats · Sydney Read Article

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