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Glenn Butler
Verified
Head of Content, Drive.com.au
Melbourne
Beats
Homelessness, Regional Australia , Work, Population, Vaccination, Features , Disability, Politics, Society, Indigenous Affairs, Education, Cities , Ageing, Welfare, Religion, NDIS , Trends, Adoption
IT, property sales, sport,
Content
By Glenn Butler Verified| WhichCar Verified Hyundai is quickly building a reputation for the unconventional when it comes to electric vehicles. 16 Dec 2024, 12:02 am Gallery 12 Maybe we shouldn’t be surprised; the Korean giant has dabbled with whimsical design before, as the three-door Veloster coupe/hatch proves. The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is not an anomaly, however; it’s a modern exploration of electrically-motivated aerodynamic extremes, somewhat over-zealously applied to the venerable three-box sedan.
By Glenn Butler Verified| WhichCar Verified Hyundai wants the Santa Fe to be noticed because the previous four generations were too often overlooked by car shoppers. The new Santa Fe hit Australian showrooms mid-year priced $10,000 above the outgoing model, which design changes alone can’t justify. All models are powered by a hybridised 172kW/367Nm 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engine driving either the front wheels or all four.
By Glenn Butler Verified| WhichCar Verified Hyundai is quickly building a reputation for the unconventional when it comes to electric vehicles. 16 Dec 2024, 12:02 am Gallery 12 Maybe we shouldn’t be surprised; the Korean giant has dabbled with whimsical design before, as the three-door Veloster coupe/hatch proves. The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is not an anomaly, however; it’s a modern exploration of electrically-motivated aerodynamic extremes, somewhat over-zealously applied to the venerable three-box sedan.
Company Info
Drive.com.au
Drive.com.au is an Australian automotive company based in McMahons Point, New South Wales. It operates in the internet publishing and retail sectors, employing between 51 and 200 people and generating approximately $17.7 million in annual revenue. The company is recognized as a leading authority in the Australian motoring industry. Drive.com.au offers a wide range of automotive content, including news, reviews, and comparisons, aimed at everyday drivers and motoring enthusiasts. It provides research tools such as comparison tools and buying guides to help consumers make informed decisions. The company also produces multimedia content, including videos on its YouTube channel that feature vehicle reviews and industry updates. Additionally, Drive.com.au collaborates with manufacturers to showcase limited-edition vehicles, enhancing its offerings to consumers and automotive manufacturers alike.
Founded: 2006