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24.01.2022 It’s an understatement to say 2020 has been a challenging year for most, particularly the car industry, but the hard times won’t last forever. And when things get better, buying a new luxury car might be the perfect way for some of us to celebrate. There are some important and exciting new models headed our way in the next 18 months in the [ 606 more words ] https://benzina.com.au/new-bmw-4-series-mercedes-benz-c-cl/

21.01.2022 Once a common sight in Australian driveways, the family sedan is now an endangered species following the recent confirmation that the once-popular Subaru Liberty would join the Holden Commodore and Ford Falcon in the history books. It’s not hard to see why, even before the coronavirus impacted sales, the decline in mid-size and large mainstream sedans was clear to see. [ 628 more words ] https://benzina.com.au/the-end-of-the-the-family-sedan-sub/

17.01.2022 Dash cameras are changing the way we think about driving, with the rise of these popular devices not just offering entertaining viewing, but also changing car insurance rates and crash records, too. So, could it soon be compulsory to have a dash cam fitted in your car? Unsurprisingly, dash cam manufacturer Navman is keen for that to happen - and the company’s local chief, Wendy Hammond, says there are high-ranking police who think it should be law, too. [ 331 more words ] https://benzina.com.au/dash-cams-to-become-mandatory/

10.01.2022 Audi has confirmed its future full-fat RS performance heroes will score plug-in hybrid engines, as well as expanding its current petrol-electric line-up to the Q3 small crossover and Q8 large SUV later this year. The brand believes that a petrol-electric hybrid powertrain would make a good argument as a performance solution due to instantaneous torque delivery, but also provide the efficiency of a plug-in set-up. [ 546 more words ] https://benzina.com.au/audi-rs-models-to-go-hybrid-plug-in/

08.01.2022 Mercedes-Benz Australia has launched the plug-in hybrid electric version of its A-Class hatchback and sedan, dubbed A250e, priced at $63,400 before on-road costs and $66,000 respectively. Positioned above the front-wheel-drive A250 models ($50,700 for the hatch and $53,000 for the sedan), the A250e teams a 118kW/250Nm 1.3-litre petrol engine with a 75kW/300Nm electric motor. In total, the A250e outputs 160kW/450Nm 5kW less, but 100Nm more than the 165kW/400Nm 2.0-litre turbo-petrol found in the A250. [ 283 more words ] https://benzina.com.au/new-mercedes-benz-a250e-2021-pricin/

02.01.2022 Kia Australia has moved on from its strict all-electric vehicle (EV) plans, shifting its focus to a broader ‘green car’ strategy that also includes hybrid models like the Sorento Hybrid and Plug-In Hybrid, both of which were confirmed for local sales just two days ago. As reported, Kia Australia was forced to delay its EV plans late last year, which would’ve seen the [ 391 more words ] https://benzina.com.au/kia-australia-shifts-focus-to-green/