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‘High alert’: Why this e-bike behaviour must stop now

30 April 2025, 10:16 am

NewsMotoring

Australasia

AutoExec Summary: The increasing prevalence of e-bikes raises safety concerns due to reckless riding behaviours and inadequate infrastructure. While e-bikes offer benefits such as reduced car dependency and accessibility, many riders fail to adhere to safety regulations, leading to accidents and injuries. Improved legislation, clearer information, and enhanced policing are essential to ensure safe usage and integration into existing transport systems.

Brands mentioned: Lime

McLaren GT recalled due to braking issue

30 April 2025, 9:50 am

CarExpert

Australasia

Brands Mentioned: McLaren

AutoExec Summary: The McLaren GT has been recalled due to a manufacturing defect affecting the rear brake system, which may compromise the Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS) and Electronic Stability Program (ESP). This is the third recall in three years, with previous issues related to the bonnet and driver’s airbag. Only two vehicles from 2020 to 2023 are affected. Owners should contact an authorised McLaren dealer for free inspection and rectification.

Brands mentioned: McLaren

Electric Isuzu D-Max launched – but when will it reach Australia?

30 April 2025, 9:49 am

WhichCar

Australasia

Brands Mentioned: Isuzu

AutoExec Summary: Isuzu has unveiled the electric D-Max ute in production form in Europe, with an anticipated Australian launch in 2026. The D-Max EV features a 66.9kWh battery, dual-motor drivetrain producing 140kW and 325Nm, and a WLTP range of 263km. It can tow 3500kg and carry 1000kg, with a 0-100km/h time of 10.1 seconds. The vehicle includes a full-time four-wheel drive system and improved suspension for enhanced handling.

Brands mentioned: Isuzu

Toyota, Waymo agree to explore collaboration in autonomous driving tech

30 April 2025, 9:28 am

Reuters

International

Brands Mentioned: Toyota

AutoExec Summary: Toyota and Waymo have agreed to explore a collaboration in autonomous driving technology. This partnership aims to enhance the development and deployment of self-driving vehicles, leveraging Toyota’s automotive expertise and Waymo’s advancements in autonomous systems. The collaboration reflects a growing trend among car manufacturers to integrate cutting-edge technology into their offerings.

Brands mentioned: Toyota, Waymo

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