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Iain Curry

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  • Photographer, Motoring Writer and Editor, Freelance
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As seen in: News Motoring, News.com.au, The Coffs Coast Advocate, The Daily Telegraph, The Herald Sun, Gatton, Lockyer & Brisbane Valley Star, The Australian, The Courier-Mail, The Money Puzzle, Perth Now and
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Chery Stockman specifciation revealed: Diesel-electric utes takes aim at BYD Shark 6, GWM Cannon Alpha, JAC Hunter and Ford Ranger with 350kW, 800Nm and 3.5-tonne towing

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By Bruce Newton, Andrew Chesterton Verified, Iain Curry Verified
| EV Central
Chery has revealed the first detailed specifications for its upcoming Stockman dual-cab ute, confirming the diesel plug-in hybrid will launch in Australia later this year with headline figures designed to put it squarely in the fight against the BYD Shark 6, Ford Ranger PHEV, GWM Cannin Alpha and JAC Hunter.
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New findings: Australia’s EV boom is reshaping the used car market as record sales feed future supply

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By Toby Hagon Verified, Iain Curry Verified, Bruce Newton
| EV Central
Australia’s record run of electric vehicle sales is beginning to reshape the country’s used car market, with auction giant Pickles predicting a wave of ex-novated lease EVs will significantly boost second-hand supply over the coming years.
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Geely EX2 Australian pricing announced: It’s not the cheapest new EV on-sale locally, but it’s darn close!

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By Stephen Corby, Toby Hagon Verified, Iain Curry Verified
| EV Central
The Geely EX2 will arrive in Australia priced from just $26,490 plus on-road costs, making the Chinese brand’s new small electric hatch one of the cheapest EVs on sale and setting up a fresh battle with the BYD Atto 1 and MG4 Urban. Arriving in Geely dealerships from late July, the EX2 will be offered in two variants, with the entry Complete priced at $26,490 plus on-road costs and the better-equipped, longer-range Inspire costing $30,990 plus on-road costs.
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