Recently debuted at the Audi Terminal on Oxford Road, the Audi A6 Sportback e-tron is the latest addition to an innovative family of all-electric volume models.
As the second model on the premium platform electric (PPE), it retains the familiar strengths of the PPE in terms of performance, range, efficiency, and charging capabilities. It is also the first model on the platform with a flat floor concept.
The new electric Macan, the most recent version of the Taycan, and the Cayenne are featured as part of Porsche’s selection for the Jamaica Auto Show 2025, the nation’s premier automotive exhibition.
ATL Motorsports, the arm of the ATL Automotive Group responsible for the Porsche line of vehicles, launched its latest model, the 2025 Porsche 911 Carrera GTS, on Thursday, February 13, at Porsche Centre Kingston.
“You have this new modern design. It has the new T-Hybrid technology which is just better performance. There’s better suspension. It’s a more attractive car. Overall, I think this vehicle is poised to do great,” Kevin Jackson, brand manager, Porsche Jamaica, told the Jamaica Observer’s weekly Auto magazine.
Specially invited guests were treated to an advanced showing of the 2025 all-new, all-electric vehicles Macan and Taycan on Wednesday, January 22 at the AC Innovation Centre, AC Hotel Kingston, by ATL Motorsports, the arm of the ATL Automotive Group responsible for the Porsche brand of vehicles.
“These vehicles represent Porsche’s commitment to advancing sustainable mobility worldwide, while still providing the luxurious bespoke driving experience the brand is known for,” said Damien Kerr, general manager – Oxford Road.
This is the second consecutive year that Kia has taken home a win at the TopGear.com awards; last year, the newly launched EV6 won the ‘Crossover of the Year’ category.
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HONDA Jamaica celebrated 25 years under the ATL banner, on Saturday, June 4 at the Hope Zoo, St Andrew, with the release of two all-new first-time models — the HR-V Hybrid and the BR-V sport utility vehicles (SUVs).
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Jamaica’s fastest growing automotive brand, Kia, is further adding to their model line-up with the launch of the all-new 2023 Kia Carens.
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Honda, through local dealer ATL Honda — a division of the ATL Automotive Group — will debut the Honda City in April. The 2021 City will be an updated version of the ever- popular sub-compact sedan, first introduced in 2009.
“We’re absolutely excited to have the new City added to our Honda line-up. We know customers will also love it because of its practicality, affordability and its excellent resale value when they’re ready to upgrade to their next Honda model,” Petrena Purser, general manager of Honda Jamaica, told the Jamaica Observer’s weekly Auto magazine.
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Kia has responded with the 2021 Kia Sonet — its smallest SUV — sitting below the recently introduced Seltos, and joining brand stalwarts, Soul, Sportage and Sorento locally.
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ON February 9, Audi unveiled its future in the form of an all-new full-electric high-performance four-door sports coupé, the e-tron GT quattro. The new vehicle sparkles with the shine of the company’s now famous tagline Vorsprung Durch Technik, or as translated into English, ‘Progress through technology’.
There is plenty of significant technology on display in the e-tron GT staring with its ultimate nod to the future, the transition to battery electric propulsion. Quattro means all-wheel drive for Audi and the system has also evolved for electrification. Rather than the traditional methods of routing engine power to all four wheels via mechanical transfer cases and differentials, the e-tron GT quattro drives all its wheels with electric all-wheel drive. Two electric motors sit at each axle, one in front, the other in rear. They combine to give the vehicle 476 horsepower and 464.7 lb/ft of torque. In boost mode torque rises to 472 lb/ft and horsepower to 530 for a maximum of 2.5 seconds. This sends the e-tron GT Quattro to 100 km/h in 4.1 seconds and on to a top speed of 245 km/h.
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