Alex Misoyannis is a Deputy News Editor at CarAdvice. He has been immersed in the automotive world since 2017, covering a range of topics including electric vehicles, car repair, and manufacturing, reflecting his lifelong passion for cars. Alex's work has been featured in Wealth Creation Investing, MSN, and Drive.com.au.
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The AMG C63 is poised for a return to showrooms, but it may be electric before it revives a V8.
By: Alex Misoyannis
One of Australia's slowest-selling car brands will part with its independent distributor and be taken over by its Chinese owner with much bigger ambitions.
What many have suspected for more than half a decade has been confirmed: the Cybertruck won't be sold in Australia.
By: Alex Misoyannis
Mazda says it is monitoring feedback on its new Chinese-made electric cars, and will return buttons to their interiors if customers want them.
By: Alex Misoyannis
Mercedes-Benz will follow BMW in making electric cars built on dedicated underpinnings look the same as petrol models.
This Chinese car brand is known for big and boxy SUVs with in-cabin toilets – and it is coming to Australian roads.
One of the most powerful electric cars ever sold in Australia – and the chargers planned to replenish it – are not due in Australia until next year.
A new bare-bones ute from China – which lacks features standard on rivals – is likely to become among Australia's cheapest.
Technology dropped from Formula One is about to boost the performance of seven-seat family SUVs.
Performance versions of BMW's mid-size EVs are coming to Australia with M3-beating power.
