The December/January issue of NZ Autocar has arrived! Check out what cars are rounding off the year with us in 2023.
The Kia EV9 has arrived, pushing the Korean brand further into premium territory. We like the EV6, a highly competent operator, so is it a case of bigger being better with the EV9?
The MG4 range is a diverse one, with five models to choose from, more than your usual hatch line-up in NZ that usually numbers one or two. Here we drive the most affordable and the most powerful of the MG4s.
The Ariya, pronounced Aria, is a big EV from Nissan arriving a decade on from the Leaf’s debut. We check out a front-drive UK variant.
The Lexus RX returns in fifth-generation guise, now with an F Sport model boasting more power. And it’s a hybrid. Does it ring our bell?
Honda’s local line-up continues its renewal with the arrival of a fresh CR-V. Now in its sixth generation, we check out the new Comfortable Runabout Vehicle, complete with hybrid power.
AMG has released its version of how the EQE sedan should be and the 53 is a mix of space, pace, luxury and grace.
ST models from Ford are usually fun steers but would that be the case for a front-drive compact crossover? We check the claws of the Puma ST.
The RS e-tron GT is still Audi’s top electric performer. We get reacquainted with its exclusive blend of performance and luxury.
Fancy a premium compact family wagon that’s an EV most of the time and petrol powered when not? BMW’s 225e xDrive Active Tourer might be a bit of you.
Small car maker Suzuki’s biggest model is the S-Cross, the JLX Hybrid 2WD and AWD models being the latest additions. We drive
the former.
It would be hard to argue against the MGB being one of the most loved British cars ever. And after 60 years, it’s still charming and finding a new generation of custodians.
Nissan’s ‘Pike Cars’ were a quartet of dinky little wonders built in limited numbers that proved immensely popular. The Figaro was the last of them, the peak of Japanese eccentricity.
Want to be seen and heard? Harley’s Breakout is one of the most ornery looking bikes you can buy over the counter. What’s it like to ride?
Is the cheapest electric BMW you can buy any good?
