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The silent Bathurst 1000? Why EVs at The Mountain won’t work…

Logic would tell you that time and experience make you wiser, and thus you will be wrong about fewer things

The big, watershed moments of your working life stick with you, indelibly, like mental chewing gum on the sole of

Put your hand up if you remember when Toyota launched the Prius in Australia back in 2001. OK, now leave

Does anyone enjoy being beaten senseless by someone weaker and more pathetic than them? I guess Gandhi might have, because

Perhaps it’s the whole Car of the Future vibe, but more likely it’s all Tesla’s fault. Either way, a lot

Nigel Mansell famously had some trouble fitting into a Formula One car, and it just shows you how far technology

Hill climb racing’s pretty simple. You start at the bottom, navigate some corners, then go through a finish line at

Look, not everyone wants to make friends or influence people, and if you’re more the kind of person who likes

OPINION Some alarmist whiners suggest that the joy of driving will end with the rise of the EV machines. But

If I lived in California I’d own a Bentley Bentayga Hybrid. No question. You see, should I up sticks and

January 10, 2021 EV Central team Comments Off

Hydrogen electric vehicles, often called hydrogen fuel cells vehicles (FCEV), drive the same as regular EVs. They can have one