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Citroen C4X 2024 long-term test

Autocar

That aside, there was not much between the two cars in terms of overall boot volume, with the ë-C4 X's battery The gripes I did have appeared across both models. Electronics Software issue or not, no car should lose its vital systems when in a precarious position. Well, several hundred miles later, it's clear that it's a mixed bag.

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Will the 3G mobile network shutdown in Australia affect your car?

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As the 3G network is shutting down in Australia, is anything going to happen to your car? Ahead of Telstra and Optus’s axing of its 3G mobile network in the country – due to begin at the end of August – a vast majority of drivers are unsure of what this could mean for their cars. We spoke to various brands to find out.

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The verdict: Do you need home charging to live with an electric car? 2024 MG 4 long-term review

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Over three months we’ve tracked how much we’ve spent on electricity, how long we’ve had to wait at charging stations, what we’ve spent on food and drink as the car took on electrons, and of course, what we like and dislike about one of Australia’s cheapest EVs. L, our long-term test distance would have cost $474.13, or 15 cents per kilometre.

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Used Subaru BRZ 2012-2020 review

Autocar

While the GT86 sold in greater numbers in the UK, mostly due to Toyota’s larger dealer network and longer warranty, the BRZ’s rarity could solidify it as the more appealing choice for you.Just keep in mind that this is reflected in marginally higher prices.

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2024 JAC T9 four-wheel drive ute arrives in Australia with competitive pricing, 50-dealer network

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litre turbocharged four-cylinder diesel engine which makes 125kW and 410Nm, running through a part-time four-wheel drive system with low-range and an electronically locking rear differential. In terms of off-road ability, JAC claims the T9 to have 210mm of ground clearance, an 800mm wading depth and 27-degree approach angle.

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Can electric cars be hacked more easily than other cars?

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Whether a new car runs on petrol or electricity, these days electronics control practically every onboard system. A modern Controller Area Network (CAN bus) lets a car’s systems talk to each other. The potential impact of attacks on these systems extends from localised, relatively minor effects to long-term national disruptions.

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Optimism about robotaxis returns to automotive industry

Autocar

This would be a Tesla network. Nvidia is supplying the power behind the new electronic architecture for Mercedes' MMA platform, which will make its debut next year in the new CLA electric saloon. And there's an important clause we've put in every Tesla purchase, which is that the Tesla vehicles can only be used in the Tesla fleet.