Vacuum Maker Evidently Sucks at Making Cars
Dave McLeod
28 August 2026
Dreame has pulled the plug on its ambitious electric vehicle plans, proving that while it may be very good at sucking dirt off
Dreame has pulled the plug on its ambitious electric vehicle plans, proving that while it may be very good at sucking dirt off
It is no surprise to anyone that the SUV segment is the hottest in many markets, including ours. Add an electric plug to
Omega has given its Speedmaster 38 collection a significant redesign, and for fans of the much-loved Speedmaster Reduced, there has been a feeling
Toyota is officially giving Gazoo Racing its own identity in New Zealand, with GR now operating as a standalone performance brand focused on
There are race cars, and then there are race cars that make you stop mid-conversation, stare at them and ask the rather obvious
Harley-Davidson has revealed a new version of its iconic Breakout cruiser, exercising their incredible naming muscle with the Blacked-Out Breakout bringing a darker,
Where China’s Car Industry Shows Its Hand If you want to understand where the global automotive industry is heading, you could spend your
New Zealand’s electric vehicle market is getting another new name, but Arcfox is hoping to stand apart from the growing number of Chinese
The T9 Goes Electric, and Gets Seriously Dirty There are plenty of places to test a new ute. A smooth tarmac road, a
For a ute that has traditionally been sold on the promise of toughness, capability and plenty of equipment for the money, the JAC
Škoda’s new Virtual Experience app for Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest headsets allows prospective buyers to tour, configure, and virtually sit inside its electric models in photorealistic detail.
Skoda seeks to celebrate its 130th birthday with a limited edition Fabia but is the 130 all show and no go?
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Vacuum Maker Evidently Sucks at Making Cars
Forthing Taikon EV: Space for the Money
Omega’s New Speedmaster 38 Is Finally the Speedy Reduced Successor Fans Wanted
Toyota GR officially becomes a standalone brand in New Zealand
NXT MK1 EVO – 760kg and 451hp of Awesomeness
Harley-Davidson Unveils Blacked-Out Breakout for Australia and New Zealand
