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Network Focus: Driving change at Polestar

Motor Trader

We pride ourselves on having one of the best pre-owned programmes in terms of consumer peace of mind. The government published its ZEV Mandate last year to establish the percentage of new zero emission cars manufacturers will be required to produce each year up to 2030. I think the industry as a whole needs help in that area.”

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

Drive.com

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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Used Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo 2024 long-term test

Autocar

For one, the ZEV mandate requiring manufacturers to sell more EVs has put pressure on prices when new (albeit often hidden using offers and incentives), while any used EVs manufacturers sell through their official schemes don't count towards those targets.

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Rivian R1T & R1S Owners Get Access to Tesla Supercharger Network via Adaptor

Automotive Addicts

Rivian’s R1T pickup and R1S SUV owners now have access to Tesla’s expansive Supercharger network, following in the footsteps of Ford’s F1-150 Lightning and Mustang Mach-E. This efficiency is even noted to surpass the plug-and-charge functionality offered by the Rivian Adventure Network.

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Car Dealerships: Top Industry Events and Shows in 2024 for Networking and Insights

Turbo Marketing Solutions

In 2024, one of the prominent industry events for car dealerships is the NADA Show, which offers valuable insights into industry trends, educational sessions, and networking opportunities. The automotive industry brims with events, each offering distinct opportunities for networking, learning, and exposure.

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Dealers identify Chinese brands most likely to succeed in the UK

Motor Trader

Xpeng is the Chinese EV manufacturer most likely to succeed in the UK market (named by 36% of dealers), according to June’s Startline Used Car Tracker which questioned 301 consumers and 58 dealers. The manufacturer was followed by Omoda (34%), BYD (31%), Lynk & Co (24%) and Nio (24%).

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Zeekr looks to established dealers to plant retail footprint in Australia

Drive.com

Ahead of its debut in Australia, the Chinese car maker is turning to established dealer networks across Australia to sell its models. Zeekr is partnering with established dealer networks to sell its electric vehicles across major states and territories in the country. We are partnering with strong franchise dealer networks out there.

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