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Three e-bikes you can ride out the showroom door for under $2,000 in Australia, ranked by who they actually suit. One we would pick, one we would consider, one we would watch.
E-BikesThere is no VFACTS for e-bikes in Australia. So 'top selling' here means dealer floor presence, brand sales claims, and the bikes that keep coming up across east-coast retail.
News & RecallsAt Auto China 2026, GAC International formally set out its export strategy and confirmed Australia in the next wave of launch markets.
News & RecallsGeely Auto Australia has passed 2,000 monthly registrations for the first time, a useful proof point for buyers wondering if Chinese brands have staying power here.
News & RecallsThree of the most cross-shopped EVs in Australia all walked away with five stars in ANCAP's May round, including two of the cheapest EVs you can buy here.
Hot Hatches6:30Toyota's small sedan still does the safest, most sensible job in its segment. Jenny argues that is exactly the problem.
E-Bikes9:14A mid-priced 26-inch city e-bike that actually rides like a bike, not a scooter. The META26 X2.0 might be the sweet-spot Aussie commuter.
Luxury5:10The XC60 has been the quiet best-seller of the premium mid-size SUV segment for years. Simone explains why the B5 Ultra is still the one to pick if you want the Volvo, not the Tesla.
4WD & SUV7:20Geely's Starray EM-i plug-in hybrid SUV just did 1,000 km on 3.8 L/100 km under Guinness World Record conditions. Amelia walks through the spec, the angle, and why this matters for the AU launch.
Utes8:14Kia's first crack at a ute is not a half-effort. Jenny takes the off-road-focused X-Pro through real Australian terrain and explains where it lands against the HiLux, Ranger and BT-50.
4WD & SUV8:42The new Palisade goes hybrid and grows again. Amelia takes the seven-seat hybrid through a real Australian week and unpicks who it is actually for.
4WD & SUV4:13Mahindra's compact SUV play for Australia. Three letters, three rows of features, and a price tag that's going to make a few rivals uncomfortable.
Luxury7:21Genesis is making the German luxury brands work harder — and the GV70 is a big part of why. Amelia takes the 2.5T Sport through a week of suburban Sydney.
EVs7:29The cheapest electric SUV-shaped thing Australia has had in years. Jenny takes the INSTER through city, highway and the actual question — does it fit your life?
Utes10:1437.1 kWh battery, up to 110 km EV-only, 3.5t towing and proper 4×4 with triple diff locks. Off-the-line lag and missing charge scheduling don't help — but the rest of the package is genuinely good.
EVs8:01Sweden's seven-seat answer to the family EV. Simone takes Volvo's flagship electric SUV through a real Australian week.
EVs12:18Is this the perfect first EV? The EV3 in EARTH spec finally answers what an everyday electric SUV should feel like in Australia.
Three rows, real range, and an interior that makes the Tesla Model X look fussy. The EV9 lands in Australia at a price that finally makes a seven-seat EV credible.
E-Bikes5:30A compact 14-inch folding e-bike built for apartment dwellers and multi-modal commuters. The T14 is one of the smallest e-bikes worth buying.
Volvo's smallest, fastest-to-build, lowest-CO— car so far. Aussie pricing, real-world range and whether small EVs finally make sense here.
E-Bikes8:00A folding e-bike with 20-inch fat tyres and a 750-watt motor. It is closer to a moped than a bicycle, and that is the point.
Sometimes the fix for a real safety recall is reassuringly engineered. Sometimes it's a bit of foam, a sticker and a strongly worded letter from corporate.
The dual-clutch i30 N proves you don't have to choose between a track car and a daily. Sydney traffic and a Sunday morning b-road.
Jaguar at its most accessible — and the rare luxury compact SUV that doesn't feel like it's been engineered by a focus group.
Special-edition utes usually take a few thousand dollars off you for not much. The FX4 is the rare exception — Ford has actually thought about it.
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