The long low-slung electric Shooting Brake combines the sporty proportions of a four-door coupe with more load-lugging cargo space. Here's five things you need to know about it.

Towing adds danger to braking, whether a trailer has its own brakes or not. You can make it safer by driving slower, downshifting, and adjusting controllers.

Getting around urban areas has been a real pain in the butt for a while, that's why urbanites are and will always be in search of new innovative means of tr ...

Kia launches the Kia EV5, a family-oriented all-electric SUV for dynamic, active lifestyles Bold authentic SUV profile with a ...

LDV will offer two Terron 9 variants – both with a 163kW/520Nm 2.5-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel and four-wheel-drive – priced from $50,990 drive-away with an ABN, or $53,674 for private buyers.

Having working brakes on your electric trailer is essential to using it safely on the road. Here's how to easily adjust the brakes if you ever need to.

Any trailer with a Gross Trailer Mass (GTM) between 750 kg and 2,000 kg must have brakes fitted on at least one axle. Trailers over 2,000 kg GTM require an electric brake controller on all axles for ...

The Australian-made Elecbrakes EB2 electric brake controller streamlines the process of connecting a heavy trailer to your vehicle.

While tried and true, traditional brake controllers are not immune in this rapidly evolving commercial trucking landscape. Next-generation braking systems, like Integrated Trailer Brake Controllers ...