Category: Industry News
Protection funding good for service stations
Posted by Genuine Article NZ | May 27, 2022 | Industry News | 0
Volkswagen issues teaser for all-new Amarok
Posted by Genuine Article NZ | May 27, 2022 | Industry News | 0
Vehicle spending expected to slow
Posted by Genuine Article NZ | May 24, 2022 | Industry News | 0
Subaru WRX heralds new brand era
Posted by Genuine Article NZ | May 24, 2022 | Industry News | 0
EU ICE ban from 2035 a step closer
Posted by Annie Boshier | May 23, 2022 | Industry News | 0
Mercedes chopping down dealership numbers overseas
by Genuine Article NZ | May 27, 2022 | Industry News | 0
Mercedes-Benz continues to apply changes to its dealership model in Europe, with reports of further cuts being on the way emerging overnight.
Read MoreProtection funding good for service stations
by Genuine Article NZ | May 27, 2022 | Industry News | 0
Service stations have been victims in a spate of ram raids and robberies, so funding for protection measures will help keep them safe, says the Motor Trade Association.
Read MoreVolkswagen issues teaser for all-new Amarok
by Genuine Article NZ | May 27, 2022 | Industry News | 0
Volkswagen continues to inch closer to revealing its all-new Amarok in full, after debuting more teaser media for the pick-up earlier this week.
Read MoreVehicle spending expected to slow
by Genuine Article NZ | May 24, 2022 | Industry News | 0
The vehicle retail industry is unlikely to escape the impact of rising mortgage rates, a result of moves to slow New Zealand’s busy economy and resulting inflation.
Read MoreSubaru WRX heralds new brand era
by Genuine Article NZ | May 24, 2022 | Industry News | 0
The new Subaru WRX range heralds a new performance era for the brand as it begins it journey towards full electrification with the all-new fully-electric Solterra SUV expected to arrive in 2023.
Read MoreEU ICE ban from 2035 a step closer
by Annie Boshier | May 23, 2022 | Industry News | 0
The European Union (EU) is closer to banning the sale of new internal combustion engine (ICE) passenger and light commercial vehicles by 2035, with the European Parliament backing the EU’s plan.
Read MoreFuel tax cut extended in Budget 2022
by Genuine Article NZ | May 23, 2022 | Industry News | 0
Extending reductions to fuel excise duty and road user charges for a further two months are among measures to tackle the rising cost of living in this year’s $5.9 billion Budget announcement.
Read MoreBrake woes sparks luxury recall
by Genuine Article NZ | May 19, 2022 | Industry News | 0
Mercedes-Benz NZ urges owners of 1,982 vehicles possibly affected by corrosion problem not to drive their cars until they have been inspected.
Read MoreCall to extend scrappage scheme
by Genuine Article NZ | May 19, 2022 | Industry News | 0
MTA would like clean car upgrade made available to all New Zealanders in big push to reach emissions targets.
Read MoreFund launched to fix transport woes
by Genuine Article NZ | May 19, 2022 | Industry News | 0
Agency makes $15 million available for innovators to come up with solutions for sector.
Read MoreMinistry of Transport says autonomous cars come with risks
by Genuine Article NZ | May 18, 2022 | Industry News | 0
The Ministry of Transport (MoT) has announced that it’s taking submissions from the industry and the public regarding autonomous and semi-autonomous vehicle usage in New Zealand.
Read MoreEmissions Reduction Plan a “landmark day” says Ardern
by Genuine Article NZ | May 18, 2022 | Industry News | 0
The coalition has unveiled its Emissions Reduction Plan (ERP), a move that prime minister Jacinda Ardern describes as “a landmark day in our transition to a low emissions future”.
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Cost of living and inflation pressures are mountingMay 27, 2022 | Opinion
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Mercedes chopping down dealership numbers overseasMay 27, 2022 | Industry News
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Protection funding good for service stationsMay 27, 2022 | Industry News
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Volkswagen issues teaser for all-new AmarokMay 27, 2022 | Industry News
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Vehicle spending expected to slowMay 24, 2022 | Industry News