Richard Berry

The Jeep Wrangler Rubicon sits at the top-of-the-range and it’s available in a two-door body style for $83,950 and four-door for $90,450.Coming standard on the Rubicon grade are LED headlights, 17-inch alloy wheels, proximity key and push-button start, Nappa leather upholstery, power and heated front seats, 12.3-inch media screen, sat nav, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a nine-speaker Alpine sound system and dark tint windows.

After testing cars for 15 years Richard Berry has dicovered what could be the best car ever made, after Kia’s EV9 Earth came to stay with the family for three months.

The cost of electric cars is coming down at last and it’s happening fast, too, with big brands slashing prices. Most recently Chinese maker BYD dropped the entry fee into its Dolphin hatch following Tesla’s big cost cut of its Model 3 and Model Y.Even Peugeot stole headlines with a huge $20K price reduction for its E-2008 GT before immediately selling out its entire stock for the rest of the year. But still, even the cheapest EVs aren’t all that affordable by petrol standards, so we’ve decided t…

Australia might be in the middle of an electric car boom right now, but EV sales in Europe have taken a hit, and even the popular Tesla Model Y is falling out of favour as petrol makes a comeback.Europe is ahead of the curve when it comes to electric car sales. The stricter emission mandates means the transition from combustion-powered cars with petrol and diesel engines to electric and hybrid vehicles is happening sooner than in Australia.In 2023 electric vehicles made up 23.6 per cent of new-c…

Has the Mini become too maxi? We tested the new-generation Mini Countryman S which has grown to become the biggest Mini ever made. So does that mean it’s not a good small SUV for an urban lifestyle? We found out.

Something I need to stop doing is getting out of cars I’ve just been driving and walking off while they’re still running. Seriously, I’ve done it constantly lately and I blame it all on the MG MG4 I’ve been testing for the past month.The MG4 is a small electric hatchback and it doesn’t have an on or off switch. It just turns on when you open the door and sit in the driver’s seat and then turns off when you get out and lock it.

Making better electric car batteries for less money has become the tech industry’s search for the fountain of youth and more frequently there are promising breakthroughs which is just what’s been announced by electronics giant LG, with dry coating batteries.

Innovation and technology are supposed to make life better and easier right? Or, do I have that wrong? I’m not too sure when things like the new Polestar 4 comes along.This electric SUV arriving in Australia next month doesn’t have a back window. Where the window should be is a plastic panel you can’t see through, so the solution was to fit a camera which instantaneously sends a live feed to a display on the dashboard in the car. What could go wrong? But Polestar isn’t the first to fix something…

Today BMW Australia announced a major recall affecting more than 60,000 vehicles containing potentially deadly faulty airbags. The recall was announced in two separate communications through government website vehiclerecalls.

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