HOW WE REPORT

Facts before headlines.

Original writing, traceable sources and clear distinctions between fact, claims and analysis.

Research and verification

We discover stories through automotive news feeds and manufacturer newsrooms. We fetch the source coverage, identify the concrete facts, write an original article, then run separate claim verification and editorial checks. Every listed factual claim must be supported by its cited source before the draft can be published.

Automated checks can make mistakes. Source links are available with each article so readers can inspect the evidence. We welcome corrections.

Original writing and attribution

Feeds are research inputs. We do not republish feed prose or copy another outlet’s article structure. Exclusive reporting, anonymous sourcing and unconfirmed leaks are attributed and identified. Manufacturer range, power and performance claims are described as claims, with relevant test cycles and markets preserved.

Useful details, accurately stated

We keep currencies, countries, model years and units explicit. An overseas announcement does not establish Australian availability or Australian pricing. Where dates or specifications have not been announced, we say so. We never invent quotes or first-hand driving experiences.

AI assistance

Articles are produced with AI assistance by TDCN Newsdesk. The system writes, checks and edits drafts against retrieved source material. A successful automated check is not a substitute for independent real-world testing.

Corrections

Please send the article URL and the detail you believe is incorrect to [email protected]. Material corrections should be clearly noted on the article with an updated date.