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Internal combustion engines on borrowed time?

Toyota drops petrol Corolla, as internal combustion engines face new regulatory challenges.

Corolla goes hybrid-only in NZ market.

Toyota’s decision to axe the petrol version of its best-selling Corolla signals a further decline of new vehicle imports powered by internal combustion engines, with the onset of a ‘tough’ penalty regime.  

This week, the Japanese car maker announced the petrol Corolla would no longer be sold

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Jonathan Mitchell Thu, 07 Jul 2022
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