Overdrive: EVs outsells diesels; Tesla outsells Audi; Toyota backs fuel cells; Quirky history of Central Railway Station
Toyota demonstrates broad potential of FCEV technology as part of hydrogen showcase
Overdrive: NASA pinpoints car pollution patterns; Ford detects level crossings dangers; Coping with infotainment screens
Hello and welcome to Overdrive, a program where we look at the wide and wonderful world of motoring and transport.
Overdrive: Pole-to-pole EV trip; Kia Seltos; Mobility and the Future of City-Building
Welcome to Overdrive, a program about all sorts of things to do with motoring and transport. I’m David Brown The
Overdrive: MG RV8 – One person’s passion; Hyundai’s EV9 and new Sonata; Pioneering Land Rovers
It\’s the only factory convertible or roadster MGB V8 ever sold. They built about 2000 of them. And it certainly turns heads.
Interview: 75 years since Land Rovers started helping build the Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Scheme
Soon after they first came onto the market, Land Rovers played an important part in the building a huge infrastructure
Overdrive: Honda HR-V, bland & pricey; Traffic Noise & Hypertension: Demonic handling in the wet
Honda HR-V is a solid, well manufactured car but it is bland, overpriced and lacks features.
Overdrive: Australia gets second bite at Chery; Genesis G80 electric power adds to the luxury feel
Chery Omoda 5: On reflection and spending a little bit of time with it was starting to actually enjoy the shape it’s an Avant Garde place and an intelligent design
Past, present and future of used car prices? – Thoughts from Datium Insights
Second hand car prices have been on a roller coaster ride with the impact of COVID, semi conductor shortages and
Overdrive: Mitsubishi V2G bi-directional charging; Hyundai Streamliner; Subaru Forester; Mercedes at Bathurst races
Mitsubishi isn’t the first to commission V2G capabilities but its Adelaide office installations counts as a milestone.
Overdrive: Is Toyota too slow to EVs?; Uber & Lyft will have to go EV in NY; Rob Roy Hillclimb revival
Some of the most compelling reasons for change in behaviour in transport will come from local policies.