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Skoda’s Toyota Fortuner Rival SUV Launching In Days!

  • Skoda Auto is set to launch the new-generation Kodiaq SUV in April 2025.
  • The SUV will come in two trims - Sportline and L&K, and will be priced higher than the previous model.
  • A new top-end RS-badged version of the Kodiaq will be launched later, with sportier design updates and more power.
  • The new Kodiaq SUV is expected to offer features such as a digital instrument cluster, 13-inch touchscreen infotainment system, and Level 2 ADAS.

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Aston Martin to offload F1 stake, chairman says current valuation ‘a joke’

  • Aston Martin's executive chairman, Lawrence Stroll, considers the company undervalued and is open to selling its stake in the Formula 1 team to fund the road car division.
  • Stroll believes the stock market valuation of around £650 million (A$1.34 billion) is a joke.
  • The Yew Tree Consortium, led by Stroll, plans to increase its share in Aston Martin to 33% with an investment of £52.5 million (A$108.6 million).
  • The proposed sale of Aston Martin's stake in the Formula One team is expected to generate significant additional liquidity for the group.

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Mazda teases its new Chinese-made electric SUV

  • Mazda has teased its upcoming electric SUV built through its joint venture with Changan Automobile.
  • The SUV's design is heavily inspired by the Arata concept and will likely be named EZ-60 in China.
  • It will be based on the Changan EPA1 platform and share components with the EZ-6.
  • Specifications and launch dates are yet to be revealed.

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Proposed law could mandate speed-limiting tech for drivers caught speeding

  • A proposed bill in Virginia aims to require motorists caught speeding multiple times to install speed-limiting technology in their vehicles.
  • The technology, known as Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) program, would require offenders to fit their vehicles with a speed-limiter or upgrade to a newer model that already has the technology.
  • ISA systems are not new and have been mandated in Europe since July 2022, where they use GPS and traffic sign data to display the posted speed limit on a car's dashboard.
  • The bill in Virginia is yet to provide details on how the technology will be enforced, but if passed, it would go into effect by July 2026.

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Mazda 2 and CX-3 safe in Australia for now, despite reports of demise in Japan

  • Mazda 2 and CX-3 will reportedly exit the Japanese market by the end of this year.
  • The models will continue to be sold in Australia beyond 2025.
  • Mazda has no plans to pull the current models from local showrooms before 2025 concludes.
  • Mazda plans to invest in a Thai production facility to produce electrified small SUVs.

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Volkswagen no closer to bringing MG 4 and Model 3 rivals to Australia

  • Volkswagen Australia has no plans to introduce the ID.3 hatchback and ID.7 mid-size sedan and wagon to the Australian market.
  • Volkswagen is focusing on the top-selling mid-size SUV segment for its electric vehicle lineup in Australia.
  • The declining sales of passenger vehicles in Australia has influenced Volkswagen's strategy to prioritize electric SUVs and vans.
  • Volkswagen has launched the ID.4 Pro and ID.5 GTX electric SUVs in Australia, with deliveries starting in July.

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Aston Martin’s PHEV supercar undergoes final tests as production looms

  • Aston Martin's first plug-in hybrid supercar, the Valhalla, is undergoing final tests before production starts in the next couple of months.
  • The Valhalla will be limited to 999 examples and is set to fuse performance technologies of Formula 1 with stunning design and driving dynamics.
  • The car is equipped with Aston Martin's bespoke 4.0-litre twin-turbo flat-plane crank V8 engine and features three electric motors for a total of 793kW and 1100Nm of combined system outputs.
  • The Valhalla boasts a 0-100km/h time of 2.5 seconds and an electronically limited top speed of 350km/h, and incorporates active aero technologies for enhanced downforce.

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Mahindra’s answer to Yaris Cross, CX-3 SUVs coming to Australia

  • Mahindra is set to launch a third SUV model line in Australia, introducing the compact XUV 3XO as its most affordable model.
  • The XUV 3XO, similar in size to the Toyota Yaris Cross and Mazda CX-3, will make its public debut in Melbourne and become available for sale in Australia soon.
  • The XUV 3XO shares the same platform as the KGM Tivoli, with powertrains including two turbocharged petrol engines and a turbo-diesel. The overseas version offers a 10.25-inch instrument cluster, infotainment touchscreen, Harman Kardon sound system, smartphone mirroring, and climate control.
  • The pricing in India ranges from 799,000 Rupees to 1,550,000 Rupees, making it a potentially affordable option in the Australian market.

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QOTD: Can We Stop The Speed-Limiting Attempts?

  • Many individuals, regardless of political beliefs, oppose government speed-limiting attempts.
  • Concerns include emergency situations and potential expansion of speed-limiting devices to all cars.
  • Privacy implications and existing electronic speed limits also raise concerns.
  • People want legislation addressing the issue while appropriately punishing those who endanger lives.

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Missed Your EV Tax Credit? The IRS Just Gave You a Second Chance

  • The IRS has announced a change that allows dealers to retroactively submit sales reports for qualifying clean vehicle purchases made in 2024.
  • The change addresses a major frustration for both buyers and sellers who missed out on the $7,500 federal tax credit for electric vehicles due to a bureaucratic hiccup.
  • The timing of this fix is particularly important as car prices are likely to climb due to the impending 25% tariffs on imported vehicles starting in April.
  • EV buyers who were denied the tax credit in 2024 should reach out to their dealers to ensure the sale is reported properly.

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Groundbreaking new EV charging tech adds 250 miles of range in 5 minutes

  • Huawei has unveiled a new EV megawatt charging system that can add around 250 miles of range in just five minutes.
  • The 1.5 megawatt charger delivers up to 2,400 amps of current and pumps in energy at a rate of 20 kilowatt-hours per minute.
  • This development is aimed at heavy-duty electric trucks, allowing them to get back on the road quickly.
  • Huawei's charging arm, which can automatically plug into a car without any human involvement, can work with this new charging system.

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Virginia Introduces Speed Limiting Device Legislation, Along With Several Other States

  • Virginia is considering a bill that would mandate speed limiters for motorists with too many points on their license.
  • The proposed legislation, known as the "Intelligent Speed Assistance Program", would require speed limiting devices to be installed on vehicles.
  • The devices use GPS and digitally mapped speed limit data to determine the speed limit at a driver's location and cap their speed accordingly.
  • Other states like Washington, Maryland, and California have proposed similar legislation.

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Corvettes for Sale: Red/White 1964 Corvette Convertible Offered on Bring a Trailer

  • 1964 Corvette convertible offered on Bring a Trailer features a stunning Riverside Red paint with white interior.
  • Powered by a 327/365 V8 engine, four-speed manual transmission, and heavily optioned for the day.
  • Current bid for the car is $45,000 and the auction will end in five days.
  • Vintage Sting Ray with power windows, AM/FM radio, and factory air (non-functional).

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Virgina Wants Reckless Drivers to Install In-Car Speed Limiters

  • Virginia has proposed a law that would require certain reckless drivers to install in-car speed limiters.
  • The proposed law establishes the Intelligent Speed Assistance Program, as an alternative to suspending a person's driver's license.
  • If convicted of reckless driving above 100 miles per hour, drivers would be required to enroll in the program and install the device in every vehicle they own.
  • Tampering or bypassing the speed limiters would be considered a misdemeanor.

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The new cars coming to Australia in 2025 and beyond

  • The year 2025 will witness a substantial influx of new cars in Australia's market from both new and established brands.
  • Several brands are launching new models or updated versions to attract potential buyers.
  • Aion is coming up with an electric hatch and SUV in 2025.
  • Alfa Romeo is set to introduce the Junior (formerly Milano) in 2025.
  • Brands like Audi, BYD, Cadillac, Chery, Cupra, and Deepal have plans for updated or new models in the upcoming years.
  • Ford will launch models like Everest Tremor, F-150 facelift, and Ranger PHEV in 2025.
  • Other brands like Hyundai, Jeep, Kia, Land Rover, Lamborghini, and Lexus have exciting releases lined up.
  • Expect new offerings from Mercedes-Benz, MG, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Peugeot, and Polestar in the market.
  • Notable upcoming vehicles include the Range Rover Electric, Skoda Enyaq and Superb, Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series update, Volkswagen Golf and ID.4/ID.5.
  • Lastly, Volvo is gearing up for releases like the EX90, XC90 update, and XC60 update in the next few years.
  • Various models with advanced features and electrified options are set to hit the Australian market, making 2025 and beyond an exciting time for car enthusiasts.

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