Tag: Isuzu D-Max
Did The Bangkok Motor Show Reveal An EV Tipping Point In Thailand?
The traffic outside IMPACT Muang Thong Thani was, as usual, a stationary monument to the internal combustion engine. I was twenty minutes late for the first press conference of the 47th Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS 2026), and as I scrambled through the Media Center doors, the air was thick … [continued]
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BYD Shark 6 Is A Predator, Now More Than Ready To Eat The Philippine Pickup Market
This will be my first test drive report for CleanTechnica. Since I started off with that statement, let me say that I am nervous writing a test drive report for the US market, knowing how much knowledge and experience there is out there regarding EVs. I don’t even have one. … [continued]
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KGM Musso — A Ute You Can Use
The Australian light vehicle market is dominated by “utes” — short for utilities, or utility vehicles. These have evolved from sedans fitted with a tray back to monstrous mini trucks. The big sellers are the Ford Ranger and the Toyota HiLux, followed by strong contenders like the Isuzu D-Max, Mitsubishi … [continued]
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EVs Take A Record 98.9% Share In Norway – Tesla Model Y Dominates
September saw plugin EVs take a record 98.9% share in Norway, up from 97.5% year on year. BEVs alone took 98.3% share, also a record high. Overall auto volume was 14,329 units, up some 11% YoY. The Tesla Model Y was the best-selling vehicle. September’s auto market saw combined EVs … [continued]
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EVs At 38.3% Share In The UK — Vauxhall Frontera Arrives
August’s auto market saw plugin EVs at 38.3% share in the UK, up from 29.4% year on year. BEVs grew volume 15% YoY, and PHEVs grew 69%. Overall auto volume was 82,908 units, down some 2% YoY. The UK’s leading BEV brand was Tesla, with a 15% share of the … [continued]
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