Vivek Shah
Electric car battery chemistry: What’s the difference?
LFP, NMC and NCA. These acronyms have all been part of the jargon surrounding electric cars recently. What do they mean, and what’s the difference?
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
What's coming next to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto?
Almost every new car sold today features Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. But what are the latest developments in relation to connecting your smartphone with your car?
4 Years Ago
Scott Collie
What are on-road costs?
Wondering why carmakers quote prices excluding on-road costs? It's because the price to put a car on the road varies wildly around the country.
4 Years Ago
William Stopford
The cars and SUVs you can still buy with a manual transmission
There's still a relatively wide variety of manual-equipped cars and SUVs on sale in Australia, but their ranks have been thinned over the years.
4 Years Ago
William Stopford
Australia's dirty fuel – and when it'll get cleaner
We're getting closer to receiving cleaner fuel, though by the time we've caught up to current European standards we'll be behind again.
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
Nürburgring: What makes the Green Hell vehicle development heaven?
The Nürburgring is one of the most famous tracks in the world. Why is it used so often by manufacturers to develop their road cars?
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
SUV body types: Monocoque vs body-on-frame
SUVs today make use of either a unitary or a body on frame construction. What are these and what’s the difference?
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
Badge Histories: Korean Brands
Out of all the brands currently available on the market, it's arguably the Koreans that have made the greatest leap forward in the last 20 years. Here’s what their badges mean.
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
Mahindra & Mahindra: A hidden giant
The world’s largest producer of tractors, Mahindra & Mahindra currently owns world-renowned Italian design house Pininfarina. How did this come to be?
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
Badge Histories: British Brands, Part 1
Featuring marques that major on utility, luxury and performance almost in equal variety, Britain remains home to some of the most famous car brands in the world. Here are four of them.
4 Years Ago
Derek Fung
How the Mazda MX badge has evolved
Applying the MX badge to a crossover may seem like sacrilege, but it's not the first time the name has appeared on a less sporty vehicle.
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
British India: The story behind the owners of Jaguar Land Rover
A household name in India, the Tata Group is a conglomerate with interests in numerous industries, with its involvement in the automotive space including Jaguar Land Rover
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
Badge Histories: American Brands, Part 2
With diverse landscapes and one of the largest automotive markets in the world, American marques cater to a wide variety of different tastes.
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
Badge Histories: American Brands, Part 1
American carmakers have been responsible for so many iconic model lines, including the Corvette and Mustang. But what about the history behind their badges?
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
The Geely empire: What do Volvo, Polestar and Lotus have in common?
Geely is hardly a household name in Australia, but some of the brands under this company’s ownership, such as Volvo and Lotus, are world renowned for their safety and performance.
4 Years Ago
Vivek Shah
Badge Histories: Italian Brands, Part 2
Italian marques have been responsible for some of the most iconic cars ever designed, and their badges have an equally prominent history.
4 Years Ago