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Rob Margeit

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  • Features Editor, Drive.com.au
  • Editorial Production Manager, CarAdvice.com
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As seen in: Drive.com.au, MSN Australia, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Brisbane Times, CarAdvice, WAtoday, Wheels Magazine, WhichCar
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Peugeot’s Australian future unclear as current importer ends distribution agreement

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By Rob Margeit Verified
| WhichCar Verified
Inchcape Australasia, the importer of Peugeot cars in Australia, has announced that it is preparing to cease distribution of the French brand. The announcement follows Inchcape’s decision to axe the Citroen brand in 2024. Unlike Citroen, however, which was not picked up by another local distributor, Peugeot’s parent company, Stellantis, says the brand will continue in Australia.
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Mazda 6e review: Is there enough of Japan in this Chinese-built electric sedan?

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By Rob Margeit Verified
| WhichCar Verified
Mazda’s strategy to electrification has been a cautious one. While most of its rivals pushed full-electron ahead with EVs, Mazda dipped its toes in the water with just a single model, the ill-fated MX-30. In production from just 2020 to 2023, the MX-30’s fatal flaw was its absurdly meagre driving range of 224km (WLTP tested) that translated to less than 200km in the real world. Buyers stayed away.
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Mazda’s Tesla Model Y rival bringing new customers to the brand

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By Rob Margeit Verified
| WhichCar Verified
Mazda's new CX-6e Tesla Model Y fighter is drawing plenty of new customers to the brand 30 Jun 2026 7:00 AM Mazda Australia has been buoyed by the early success of its forthcoming CX-6e electric SUV which, it said, has attracted a cohort of new customers to the brand.
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