Welcome to Overdrive, a program that pontificates on the issues of motoring and transport. Each week we explore the latest new and events that affect transport and people. I’m David Brown [Read More]
This is the Motoring Minute weekly news for Saturday 23 October 2021 with a roundup of all that is new or interesting in the Australian Automotive landscape. [Read More]
VFACTS Car sales figures in Australia for September 2021 show over 83,000 cars were sold representing a solid 21% growth compared to the poor results in 2020. [Read More]
Toyota has launched an all-new version of their largest SUV the Landcruiser. The upgrades on the Landscruiser 300 include a new 3.3 litre V6 twin turbo diesel engine matched to a ten speed automatic gear box. [Read More]
INEOS, Europe’s biggest operator of electrolysis needed to produce clean, low carbon hydrogen, has doubled down on its €2 billion investment in green hydrogen with the launch of a hydrogen advocacy campaign. [Read More]
Kia has taken another step in the electrification of its fleet with the launch of the new Sorento Plug-In hybrid model. This fourth generation of the Sorento large SUV has been designed from the outset to accommodate electrified powertrains. [Read More]
We have previously reported that the Volkswagen Group’s newest vehicle brand to the Australian market, the Cupra, will focus on sporty performance. [Read More]
Citroen have a small range of competent and somewhat distinctive looking vehicles in a good way. It’s just that they are not selling in Australia [Read More]
Jaguar XE follows the long tradition of comfortable luxury saloons from Jaguar. The “entry” level sedan, the R-Dynamic Black AWD is an elegant, comfortable vehicle. [Read More]
Welcome to Overdrive, a program that ponders on the issues of motoring and transport. I’m David Brown [Read More]
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