Cars

For over 30 years, Taiwan’s SYM dominated Israel’s two-wheeler market while Honda led globally. Now, Israel’s market is finally catching up with worldwide trends.

For the price of a Tesla Model Y, Korea’s KGM promises a 4x4 pickup truck with rare crossover-like comfort and genuine utility. Where does it excel, and where does it fall short?

BYD introduces its first plug-in hybrid supermini for Europe, the Dolphin G, positioned between Dolphin models and expected to be cheaper than standard hybrid small cars in Israel.

The European-American automotive group Stellantis, which includes brands from Peugeot to Fiat and Jeep, is betting on non-fully electric models to counter Chinese competition and rising prices.

Elon Musk praised Israel’s innovation, yet the Smart Mobility Summit’s focus kept returning to the hard problems of regulation, infrastructure, public trust, and moving on from the pilot stage.

The Chinese automaker enters the hybrid crossover market with the Ora 5, targeting one of Israel’s most competitive segments after focusing exclusively on EVs until now.

The efficient hybrid version of Subaru’s crossover launches in Israel from NIS 280,000, about NIS 70,000 above the entry-level gasoline model. The new Outback also debuts.

The first non-Chinese EV priced below NIS 160,000, the new crossover arrives with front- and all-wheel-drive versions. Suzuki will also launch two more intriguing models soon.

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