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Chinese automakers seize a third of Israel’s car market
Importers report 283,587 new cars delivered in 11 months, up 9% year over year; Chinese brands capture one-third of the market as Toyota, Hyundai and Kia hold top spots and more than half of new vehicles feature electric or hybrid power
Noam Rhein
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12.03.25
Chinese oversupply, stalled EV sales put Israeli auto importers under pressure
Facing sluggish demand and tighter regulation, Israeli car importers race to offload excess Chinese inventory through mass registrations as scrutiny from the Competition Authority mounts
Tomer Hadar
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10.29.25
From fridges to EVs: Japan's Sharp reinvents itself with a bold move into electric cars
Compact minivan, called LDK+, is meant to serve as an extension of the home, functioning as a mobile space that can double as a movie room or office
Noam Rhein
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10.26.25
The lies car salesmen tell to get you to buy an EV
Israel’s car market faces a glut of unsold electric cars, as importers use misleading claims about charging speed, smartphone connectivity and trade-in deals, while selling outdated models
Tomer Hadar/Calcalist
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08.14.25
With over 3,000 horsepower, this Chinese electric supercar is set to become the world’s most powerful
BYD to unveil an extreme Yangwang U9 variant with 3,018 hp, set to become the most powerful production car ever; here’s what we know so far
Nir Ben Zaken
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08.11.25
Want longer EV battery life? Skip steady cruising, try mixed driving
Stanford study finds mixed driving—brief acceleration, stops and variable speeds—can significantly extend EV battery life, while steady cruising causes more wear
Noam Rhein
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07.16.25
First drive: BYD Dolphin Surf brings electric spark to city streets
The Chinese automaker reshaping global car markets with record-breaking growth has joined the urban EV trend with the Dolphin Surf — its smallest and most affordable model yet in the Israeli showroom; first drive of a potential bestseller in the making
Nir Ben Zaken
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05.24.25
Chery’s luxury and off-road divisions reveal bold SUV concepts
Automaker unveils the Phecda luxury SUV concept and Jetour's off-road G900 prototype, both showcasing bold designs, advanced hybrid tech and ultra-fast charging capabilities
Nir Ben Zaken
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04.27.25
First drive: Rolls-Royce Spectre redefines electric luxury
The Spectre set out to match its gasoline predecessors in luxury and dominance—and may have surpassed them; its success begs the question: In a world with electric opulence like this, who still needs a gas-guzzling V12?
Nir Ben Zaken
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04.26.25
We took the Tesla Model Y for a spin — here’s how it handles the heat
Tesla carefully updates its best-selling Model Y with improved ride quality, smarter interior, revised looks and better rear-seat comfort; yet higher pricing, limited charging improvements and stronger competition raise questions about whether loyal Tesla buyers might finally look elsewhere
Nir Ben-Zaken, iCar
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04.19.25
Charge wars: Chinese automakers race to develop ultra-fast EV charging
Chinese automakers’ breakneck pace in ultra-fast charging tech reshapes EV competition, with infrastructure questions threatening to ignite a global charging speed war
Tomer Hadar
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04.03.25
Buying an EV? Tips to ensure your car holds its value
With Israel’s EV market slowing and depreciation rising, buyers must prioritize resale value; opting for a model with fast charging, at least 400 km range and a reputable brand can prevent steep losses in the secondhand market and ensure long-term investment security
Tomer Hadar
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03.15.25
Tesla suspends sales of several models in Israel—here’s why
Automaker announces pause of sales for Models S and X in Israel, despite still appearing on website; reports suggest halt due to preparations for models' upgrades
Calcalist
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03.04.25
Plugged In and charging ahead: China's EV takeover of Europe
Amid the electric revolution, Chinese automakers dominate global markets, outpacing unprepared European rivals; With hybrids tripling in exports and EVs challenging legacy brands, Europe's automakers face mounting pressure to innovate or risk being overshadowed in this rapidly evolving automotive landscape
Hillel Posek
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12.07.24
Plugged into the market: Your guide to buying a used electric car
Israel’s EV revolution began three years ago, and the second-hand market is gaining momentum; Is buying a used electric car a smart move? What should buyers know?
Tomer Hadar
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11.15.24
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