Vehicle
Forget the Metro: Israelis are “world champions” in shared scooters
Stuck in traffic without a subway, Israelis use e-scooters more than most, with 1 in 5 giving up their private car, a Dott survey finds.
A month after launch: Tesla surprises with name change for base Model 3
China strikes back: The adventure bike challenging Yamaha
A lesson in pricing: First drive of the Honda ZR-V
NIS 2 million: Nir Barkat's new car
Economy Minister and billionaire Nir Barkat bought a Mercedes-Maybach GLS, mainly for oligarchs, before the ceasefire. He says public officials who pay their own expenses deserve respect.
Honey, I shrunk the Land Cruiser: Toyota unveils the new FJ
Toyota launches a mass-market version of its legendary off-roader, keeping its capabilities while being more affordable. It’s unclear if it will reach Israel.
NIS 150,000: the Chinese crossover that will try to kick-start EV sales
Changan’s Dival 05 joins the 07, bigger and cheaper than the BYD Atto 3 and Lynk & Co 02. Soon, the Atto 2 and Leapmotor B10 will also be launched at similar prices, and the category may be revived.
Trams will wait until the next decade: SEAT’s plans revealed
From Israel to German special forces: A new and surprising customer for Zibar
Rare move: The German army chose an off-road vehicle from Beersheba. Israel Aerospace Industries will supply 200 units designed by Ido Cohen, also used by the IDF.
BYD Sealion 5 Plug-In strikes another blow to electric cars
After the Atto 3 lost its top-selling title, the Sealion 5 Plug-In aims to reclaim it with competitive price and size. We saw it in China before its arrival.
Our addiction to SUVs killed two more unique cars this month
Kia ends production of the Soul after 17 years, and Volvo retires the V90 wagon after 9, as car choices shrink toward boring crossover sameness.
Dacia reinvents the affordable electric car: What you’ll have to compromise on
In 2027, Renault's low-cost brand will launch a mini electric car that will be the cheapest on the market. The hipster concept car hints at how they plan to achieve this.
25 years of Israeli choice: How SYM became the nation’s scooter
For 25 years, Israelis choose SYM for its wide range of models, advanced tech, safety, sporty design, high resale value, and Metro Frizbee’s reliable nationwide service network.
Big and green: Are you ready for an electric pickup?
Walla & Ma'ariv Auto: After electric pickups dominated the large vehicle market, Chinese Maxus brings the eTerron9 to Israel, an advanced electric rival to the Hilux and D-Max.
