Don’t miss out on the August issue of NZ Autocar – here’s a peek at what we’re featuring this month.
Big cars are different these days. And they don’t need to guzzle gas either as these large electric vehicles prove. But which one of these machines oriented to the American market is better for Kiwis?
The first electric model from Seat’s wild-child arm, Cupra, is here now, promising hot hatch performance and dynamics. Does it deliver?
New Maseratis don’t come along often so the Grecale is a rarity. It lands in the mid-sized luxury segment which is dominated by German offerings. Does it have the goods to run with them?
BMW NZ is going all-in on EVs, the latest 7 Series only available in electric i7 guise here. It’s fully loaded but is it a complete overload?
When it comes to luxury, more is always better. So a bigger, more opulent Bentayga is sure to go down well.
The GWM Ora is one of the more affordable new EVs on the market. It’s a funky thing and well specified but does it all stack up?
The Cayman is entering the later stages of its model life so now there’s a new-look model to reinvigorate interest. How’s it go?
Packing one of the most potent four cylinder engines ever, the A 45 is still a flyer.
The Crosstrek is the name of the new compact SUV from Subaru. If you think it looks familiar, you’re not wrong, for it’s the new XV in all but name. So is it still a good thing?
Is this the best of Jeep’s new plug-in 4xe variants?
Do you like the idea of a Golf but want something just a bit sportier? The Leon V could be the one.
Here’s another born to be mild hatch, the Focus Active now with mild hybrid power. Is it still good value?
The Nissan Skyline GT-R is a tuner’s dream, with the ability for it to deliver big horsepower and the capability to use it. Here we detail the resurrection of a high horsepower R33.
Royal Enfield has added a pair of 650 cruiser twins to its line-up and Kiwis are falling for them. We check out the naked variant.
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