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HONOURED: The coronation of King Charles III will be commemorated on Saturday with a tree planting day at Bridgestone Reserve (Papanui Bush).
Thousands of natives have already been planted at the reserve by volunteers, including school pupils.
A tree for King Charles III
PAPANUI will commemorate
the coronation of King Charles
III on Saturday at 10am,
with Mayor Phil Mauger
planting a rimu tree in
Bridgestone Reserve/Papanui
Bush.
He will be accompanied
by Christchurch Central MP
Duncan Webb, Waipapa
Papanui-Innes-Central
Community Board members,
Rotarians and some of the
countless volunteers who
have planted native trees and
shrubs throughout the reserve,
Papanui Rotary spokesperson
Jenny Haworth said.
They will also inspect the
nearly finished all-weather
path. This will give wheelchair
access to the bush – an
important factor, as the reserve
borders the new Cancer Society
accommodation centre and
the BrainTree Wellness Centre,
Haworth said.
She said the bush is quickly
becoming a place to rest, reflect
and be rejuvenated.
Thousands of native trees
and shrubs have already been
planted in the bush, which runs
through a drainage area from
Langdons Rd to Sawyers Arms
Rd.
Haworth said the planting
started six years ago as a
Papanui Rotary initiative, with
support from the city council.
The project is led by Denis
McMurtrie.
Hundreds of hours have been
spent by teams of volunteers
planting the native trees and
shrubs. Over time, the project
has involved many community
groups, which have supported
the planting through funding
and volunteer hours.
Haworth said the reserve is
already attracting native birds.
It has also become a valuable
tool to teach schools and
community groups about the
original ecology of the area
before the trees were felled to
build Christchurch.
Saturday will be a
community day of action at the
reserve, with planting before
and after the ceremony.
• Papanui Bush
community planting
day is on Saturday from
9am-12.30pm. For more
information contact Denis
McMurtrie on 021 125
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Tribute: Portraits from Avenal
McKinnon’s Collection
Until June 25
Kate Sheppard House, 83 Clyde Rd
Showcasing a selection of 22 paintings
from Avenal McKinnon’s collection
by a range of artists, including
Rudi Gopas, Rita Angus, Frances
Hodgkins, Leo Bensemann, Wayne
Youle and Séraphine Pick. More than
half the works in the exhibition are
by artists with Canterbury or South
Island connections. Free entry, open
Wednesday to Sunday.
Papanui Toy Library
Wednesday, 7pm-8.45pm &
Saturday, 10am-noon
185 Cavendish Rd
The Papanui Toy Library encourages
and supports children’s development,
with over 800 high quality toys for
children aged eight months to eight
years. Membership is an annual fee.
Meditation & Buddhism
Merivale Weekly Classes
Tuesday, 7-8.30pm
Kalpa Bhadra Buddhist Centre,
24 Rugby St
Each class consists of a guided
meditation and a talk based on
Buddhist wisdom. Join in any week,
booking is not required. Cost:
$12 per class. Eftpos not available,
can accept cash or bank transfer.
With Buddhist Nun Kelsang
Beginner’s portrait drawing with artist Jon Jeet, Thursday,
June 15, 6.30-8.30pm, Te Whare Waiutuutu Kate Sheppard House. Join artist
Jon Jeet to learn the basics of portrait drawing in this two-hour beginner’s
class for just $5, with paper and pencils provided. Limited to 20 people,
bookings at Eventbrite. Part of the programme of events for Tribute:
Portraits from the collection of Avenal McKinnon exhibition.
Luma. Everyone is welcome. www.
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Community Bible Group
Monday, 10.30-noon
Abberley Park Hall
A community Bible reading group
that meets Monday mornings. If
you’re interested, please call Veronica
on 021 022 92613.
Mahjong Group
Friday, 2-4pm
Fendalton Library
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and advanced players. If you have
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Housie
Thursday, 12.30-2.15pm
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All ages welcome, numbers limited.
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Monday-Thursday, 9am-noon
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Come and play alongside your
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Kiri and Lou explore what
it means to be a child
THE ANIMATED stars of
an award-winning children’s
television show will explore
what it means to be a child in a
new library exhibition.
City council head of libraries
and information Carolyn
Robertson said ‘Kiri and Lou
at the Library’, which opens on
Saturday at Tūranga’s Te Pito
Huarewa/Southbase Gallery,
will showcase the locally-made
stop motion series.
“Immerse yourself within
the Ōtautahi-created series
and sit and savour the world of
claymation with your whānau
for a while,” said Robertson.
“Explore the indoor forest
environment in the gallery, curl
up with a pukapuka (book)
and take part in interactive
activities and more within the
sights and sounds of the forest.”
The exhibition runs until
October 22 and will feature
activities for children of all
ages, with an exclusive new
animation and behind-thescenes
production video.
The short animation film,
A Peaceful Moment, will be
played on the big screen after
it was specially created for the
exhibition.
“There will also be a chance
to take an up-close look at
the Kiri and Lou characters
and a sneak peek into the
early concept sketches of how
the series came to life,” said
Robertson.
A variety of activities,
including stories with Kiri
herself, papercraft and a
themed scavenger hunt, will
also be offered this weekend.
“The highlight of the
exhibition opening is having
Olivia Tennet, the real-life voice
of Kiri, read to our tamariki
and let their imaginations run
wild,” Robertson said.
The exhibition will have
strong literacy elements, such
as storytime sessions.
IMMERSED: Kiri and Lou at the Library opens at Tūranga
on Saturday. Below – Kiri and Lou animation director
Dale Hayward and Poppy put the exhibition together.
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Bridging the gap: Connecting
One of eastern
Christchurch’s most
rundown bridges will
soon get a makeover.
Brian Donovan from
the New Brighton
Residents Association
reports on what is
happening
with the
Pages Rd
bridge, and
delves into
the history
of bridges
in the area
WE ARE not far from seeing
the concept plans for the new
Pages Rd bridge, out for public
submission in July-August.
This will be one of the most
important constructions for
the east in many years and will
shape the design of the immediate
roads in and around it – and
will possibly incorporate a welcome
sculpture.
As well as pushing the
case for our locals, the New
Brighton Residents Association
occasionally dabbles in a bit
of lightweight history about
the area. Here, we feature local
bridges feeding people into the
coastal suburb from the time the
first European settlement ships
arrived in Lyttelton.
Seaview Rd or Pages Rd
bridge
A route was put through by the
privately owned New Brighton
Tramway Company. Horse trams
ran from Christchurch to New
Brighton between 1887 and 1905,
after which the Christchurch
Tramway Board took over and
electrified the line.
At the entrance a gate
reinforced the company’s
ownership of the structure,
where a toll was collected for a
short time before it became a
public thoroughfare.
The company’s line was later
opened as a public road, Pages
Rd, named after tramway
company director, Joshua Page
(1826-1900).
The original Seaview or Pages
Rd bridge was a flat bridge. It
was replaced at the beginning
of the 1930s by the present high
bridge. This was designed by H.
F. Toogood, father of television
personality Selwyn “money or
the bag” Toogood.
The hump in the bridge
came at the behest of Richard
Bedward Owen, a tailor and
conservationist, known as ‘River
Bank Owen’, who argued that
REPLACEMENT: Concept
plans for the new Pages
Rd bridge will be out for
public submission in July.
PHOTO: GEOFF SLOAN
boats could come ‘sailing or
steaming with the tide’ via the
Estuary to Christchurch. They
never have, but there are plans
to run wakas to New Brighton
via the Ōtākaro/Avon River
Corridor.
Bower bridge
Bower bridge by the Bower
Tavern first opened in 1876
(right). The present Bower bridge
was completed in 1942.
In the 1920s and 1930s the
inter-city bus service pioneered
transport on Wainoni Rd, across
the Bower bridge to North New
Brighton and New Brighton.
It was a private service, very
popular and cheap, and ran on
the smell of an oily rag. It was
managed and owned by Intercity
Motors with headquarters on
Bowhill Rd.
The bus company was
in competition with the
Christchurch Tramway Board’s
trams on the Pages Rd route
and developed into a ‘bus war’.
Trams and buses would try to
beat each other to pick up the
next passenger, a far cry from
bus driver shortages and cuts in
services today.
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the city with seaside suburbs
residents the long journey up to
Central Brighton. The present
bridge was opened in 1981.
South Brighton bridge,
Bridge St
Opened in 1927, it was the
result of the work of New
Brighton Borough councillor,
Herbert Arundel Glasson.
Glasson lived in South
Brighton and persuaded fellow
residents to pay extra rates to the
New Brighton Borough Council,
providing a South Brighton
bridge was built.
The resulting small wooden
bridge saved South Brighton
Estuary bridge
Who has crossed this bridge ?
Nobody, as the Estuary
bridge has never been built despite
proposals and plans by various
people over the years.
James Mawson Stewart (1883-
1949) was born in New South
Wales and came with his family
to Christchurch as a small boy.
He began his working life as a
clerk and later cashier at a venerable
institution, the Christchurch
Gas Company.
While still a young man, he
set up the firm of accountants,
Stewart Beckett and Co. He went
on to earn the reputation as ‘one
of the best-known businessmen
in Christchurch’.
In his youth, Stewart and his
brother Arthur bached at New
Brighton, and retained a commercial
interest in the area.
During World War 1, they were
major figures in the South New
Brighton Land Company, which
consisted of small shareholders,
and the Southshore Syndicate,
whose members were substantial
businessmen.
The two companies bought the
wasteland where the suburb of
Southshore now stands and sold
it at a low price. It was stipulated
that every purchaser of a section
should donate 15 pounds towards
the cost of a bridge to take people
across the Estuary to Sumner.
Seven hundred pounds was
collected, plans drawn up and a
track – the future Rockinghorse
Rd – hacked out of the wilderness.
Amid the battles of trying to
find investors, residents on the
Redcliffs/Moncks Bay side were
less enthusiastic about hordes of
‘uncouth’ travellers coming from
New Brighton.
After the war, the company and
syndicate were wound up as momentum
waned. James continued
to hope that the area might
progress, and in 1927 attempted
DESIGN: New
Brighton
Residents
Association’s
concept
sculpture
for the new
Pages Rd
bridge.
to persuade the Government the
bridge should be erected at public
expense.
The property owners became
very disillusioned with the
outcome and many sold up and
moved on.
However, the new Pages Rd
bridge will be delivering greater
numbers of people in and out of
the wider coastal area.
The New Brighton Residents
Association has tossed in a few
concept ideas for a sculpture
signifying entry into our coastal
paradise to get the ball rolling.
Thanks to former librarian and
historian Richard Greenaway for
the bridge history.
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Red and Black whitewash
CONTEST: Christchurch under-18 Black’s wing defence
makes an intercept during their win over Southland
Country at the King’s Birthday tournament on Sunday.
SUCCESS: The Christchurch under-16 Red and Black teams won all of their matches
before meeting in the Tupuranga championship final on Monday.
• By Jaime Cunningham Christchurch Netball Centre
development lead Julia van Dyk
said the Tupuranga (meaning
‘a place to grow’) championship
“uses netball as the waka for
our rangatahi to grow and learn
together”.
The three-day
tournament was first
played last year. It is
primarily focused on
the development of
CHRISTCHURCH have
dominated the second edition of
the Tupuranga under-16 netball
championship.
The A grade final was contested
by two of the city’s representative
teams with Christchurch
Red taking out the top grade,
beating Christchurch Black 29-16
at Pioneer Stadium on Monday.
Christchurch White won the B
grade with a 33-27 victory over
North Canterbury.
The Red and Black teams both
went through pool play unbeaten
over the weekend before encountering
each other in the final.
The White team suffered only
one loss all weekend, going down
33-24 to Selwyn B.
players who wouldn’t
otherwise have opportunities
to play in
representative tournaments.
Julia
van Dyk
It was part of a busy weekend
for Christchurch Netball Centre
with the annual under-18 King’s
Birthday tournament played at
Bishopdale YMCA on Sunday.
Although there were no finals,
the two under-18 Christchurch
teams had some big wins and
close losses.
The under-18 Red team
beat Central Lakes 35-20 and
Marlborough 44-18, but lost to
Invercargill (39-33) and Dunedin
(48-35).
Although the under-18 Black
team only managed one win
over Southland Country (37-21),
they suffered close losses to
Invercargill (29-27) and Central
Lakes (25-23).
Both under-18 teams will
contest two tournaments later
this month before heading to the
Celebration Box Netball New
Zealand under-18 championships
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escalating This the theme property’s extends visual to appeal. earliest viewing is advised.
the outdoor realm,
Spacious where living an awe-inspiring areas are pavilion complemented beckons with Open Homes: Wednesdays, Saturdays
by the its sizeable outdoor Kwila fire and deck, built-in water BBQ. feature Surrounded and Sundays 1:00pm - 1:45pm.
by meticulously manicured gardens and an cafes, the popularity of this neighbourhood
and idyllic alfresco surroundings which See you at the open homes or for a private Auction
inviting inground pool, this ensemble forms an
is also underpinned by premier schooling
have previously hosted a wedding and could viewing Thursday 15th June 2023
exemplary alfresco environment.
options
or
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for
put
more
the finishing
information
touches
contact
on this
continue to be the scene of many memorable
Alison utterly Carter unparalleled of abode. Harcourts Grenadier from 10:00am (unless sold prior)
occasions. Located just moments from inner Merivale with Ferrymead/Sumner (Licensed Agent REAA
Instant action is urged, with the vendors Gold Auction Rooms,
Skylights, its premium the superb selection use of boutiques, of timber, bars a and 2008) on 384 7950 or mobile 0274 318 960.
motivation signalling an imminent sale. 471 Papanui Road
contemporary colour scheme and the
magnificent stone fireplaces create an
incredibly inviting ambience indoors where
you’ll find four double bedrooms, two
bathrooms and a relaxing sunroom area that
comes complete with a spa bath.
With an expansive lawn area and the
picturesque garden at the rear of the property
both epitomise peace and privacy and offer
access up to the top of the section where
you can sit and admire the ocean vistas over
Harrison Joseph
Licensed Sales Consultant REAA 2008
Harcourts Papanui
027 695 7840
harrison.joseph@harcourtsgold.co.nz
In my previous article, I mentioned
a career highlight which included
the chance to present at an
international conference. In it I
posed the question: “what exactly
would I speak about?” And now, 24
hours away from its delivery, I’d love
to tell you what I decided on.
My selected topic is ‘elite performance in
changing times’ and with that I’m going
to share with my audience some of the
principles behind that choice. But first,
consider this for a moment: all of us live
in changing times, not just in my own
profession but in everyone’s everyday
life. There are a number of elements
contributing to this and I’ll go through
them.
Attention spans are painstakingly short.
The average attention span is said to
be 8 minutes and 25 seconds, with a
possibility of 20 minutes at the highest
level and a mere two seconds at the
lowest; and just for general interest,
Generation Z comes in at a skimpy 2.7
minutes. Which will be no surprise to
many parents who feel like they’re not
being listened to, because statistically
speaking, they’re not.
Next is the reality that living and
working in a post-Covid world, there’s
a certain level of stress, uncertainty and
heightened anxiety that naturally exists
for most of us.
When you add the elements of higher
expectation, entitlement, and the belief
that everything we want should be
delivered instantaneously, you create
a powder keg of emotions. The point
being that any performance, let alone
elite performance, is challenging no
matter where you find yourself.
So how do you grow an elite business,
elite performance and a culture that
cultivates just that without losing
yourself and your people in the process?
I’ve come to rely on some personal
philosophies backed up by years of
mentorship from one of New Zealand’s
top mental skill coaches, Gilbert Enoka.
A little, sometimes a lot, of trial and
error, and some significant strategies
that I’ve seen work brilliantly in our own
company.
Let’s start with world-class one-on-ones
that allow for connection, recognition
and challenge rather than merely
overviewing tasks or ticking boxes. I
love this aspect of my role and I’ve seen
people thrive under this stewardship.
Equally important is the acceptance
that old ways won’t open new doors.
Although I do know there are no magic
solutions, if you just do what you have
always done you will get the same
results – and over time these will erode.
Innovation, professional and personal
development, and a strong vision are
important as without them you can
stagnate. Edward de Bono had this to
say: “there is no doubt that creativity
is the most important human resource
of all. Without it there would be no
progress just a forever repetition of the
same patterns.”
I’m also going to highlight the need to
expect less and prepare more, a narrative
that should encourage everyone to
stop looking at the person across from
them to bring all the answers and start
contributing more themselves, knowing
that this all starts with preparation.
Finally, I hope to conclude with a mantra
that it is vision than excites people, not
numbers, and I’ve seen this evidenced
in real life time and time again. Numbers
on their own only appeal to a small
group of people and, in fact, numeracy
has the power to dampen enthusiasm
rather than lift it.
There you have it. I hope I’m making
sense. I hope I’m able to bring my best
self to the occasion and I hope I bring a
little bit of Kiwi magic to the moment.
Lynette McFadden
Harcourts gold Business Owner
027 432 0447
lynette.mcfadden@harcourtsgold.co.nz
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These winter warmers are full of flavour
Make the most of the
season’s richest flavour
pairings with these two
delicious double acts
Return the balls to the pan,
among the onions and figs,
cover with a lid and bake for 30
minutes. Spoon into bowls.
Pork and halloumi balls
Blackberry and apple
trifles
Mince lets us to take dinner
in so many directions. With
these meatballs, it is worth
letting them rest for a while in
the fridge after shaping, as they
are less likely to fall apart during
cooking. Turn them carefully
in the pan, letting them form a
golden crust on the base before
moving them. Use a coarse
grater for the halloumi, so the
cheese melts and seasons the
pork as it cooks.
Serves 3-4
Ingredients
3 spring onions
1 Tbsp and a little more of
groundnut oil
2 cloves garlic
grated zest of 1 lemon
2 small red chillies
4g dried mint
450g coarsely minced pork
200g halloumi
For the figs:
2 medium onions
2 Tbsp groundnut or olive oil,
for frying
1 Tbsp thyme leaves
6 small figs
TASTY: Follow up these hearty meatballs with a warming
dessert made from in-season apples. PHOTOS: GETTY
Directions
Cut the spring onions into thin
rounds, then cook them in the
oil in a shallow pan for 5 minutes,
until soft and translucent.
Peel the garlic and crush to a
paste, then stir into the spring
onions. Add the grated zest and
a generous grinding of salt and
pepper. Finely chop the chillies,
then add to the onions and mint
and remove from the heat.
Add the minced pork to the
seasonings. Coarsely grate
the halloumi, then add to the
mixture and mix well. Shape the
mixture into balls about the size
of a golf ball and put in the fridge
for 20 minutes.
Warm the oil in a shallow
nonstick pan, add some of the
pork balls and let them colour
one side then gently roll them
and brown the other. Move the
balls around from time to time
to brown evenly, then transfer to
an ovenproof dish. Repeat with
the rest of the balls.
Preheat the oven to 180 deg C.
Peel and finely chop the onions,
then add to the vacated pan,
with a little more oil if necessary,
and fry them for 10-12 minutes
until they are starting to soften.
Roughly chop the thyme, then
add to the onions, then roughly
chop the figs and also add them.
Cook the apples using only a
little water, letting them simmer
to a soft and fluffy puree. Add
the blackberries at the end, so
they don’t overcook, mashing
them a little so their juices lightly
bleed into the apples. Give the
sherry and orange juice a little
time to soak into the sponge
fingers to make sure they are
thoroughly saturated. Like most
trifles, the longer the layers of
fruit, sponge and cream are
together, the better the result.
Serves 4
Ingredients
150g sponge fingers or ratafia
biscuits (almond macaroons)
80ml dry sherry
Juice of 2 medium oranges
For the apples:
1.5kg cooking apples
100ml water
2 Tbsp caster sugar
200g blackberries
For the cream:
150g double cream
125g mascarpone
1 Tbsp icing sugar
A few drops of vanilla extract
Directions
Peel the apples and cut into
large chunks. Put them in a nonreactive
saucepan with the water
and sugar, set over a moderate
heat and bring to the boil. Lower
the heat and leave for 10-15
minutes, with the occasional stir,
until the apples have become
soft enough to mash to a puree.
Stir in the blackberries and
crush lightly with a fork. Lightly
whip the cream until it starts to
thicken. It should be just thick
enough to slide off the spoon.
Stir in the mascarpone, icing
sugar and vanilla extract.
Break up the sponge fingers
and put them in the bottom of
four large glasses or glass bowls.
Mix together the sherry and
orange juice, then pour over the
sponge fingers and leave to soak
in.
Spoon the apple and
blackberry mixture on top of the
sponge. Place a spoonful of the
mascarpone cream on top of the
apple, leave for an hour in the
fridge to settle before eating.
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HUMANS, hums, man, mans, manus, mas, mash,
word. mun, mush, san, sham, shun, sum, sun.
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4. Insult (6)
9. Against (4)
10. Showing sound judgement (10)
11. Pub/inn (6)
12. In spite of the fact that (8)
13. Replace (9)
15. Swift (4)
16. Singing voice (4)
17. Domicile (9)
21. Military accommodation (8)
22. Arid area (6)
24. Not logical (10)
25. Highest point (4)
26. Excavating (6)
27. Erase (6)
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2. Sound (5)
3. Becomes smaller (7)
5. Icy (6)
6. Turn to vapour (9)
7. Joy (7)
8. Mayonnaise or vinaigrette (5,8)
14. Have guests (9)
16. Word formed from another (7)
18. Pamper (7)
19. Funeral procession (7)
20. Director’s command (6)
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199
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4. Offend, 9. Anti, 10.
Reasonable, 11. Tavern, 12.
Although, 13. Supersede,
15. Fast, 16. Alto, 17.
Residence, 21. Barracks,
22. Desert, 24. Irrational,
25. Apex, 26. Mining, 27.
Delete.
Down: 1. Vanuatu, 2.
Noise, 3. Shrinks, 5. Frosty,
6. Evaporate, 7. Delight,
8. Salad dressing, 14.
Entertain, 16. Anagram, 18.
Indulge, 19. Cortege, 20.
Action, 23. Stare.
WordBuilder
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era, eras, erase, ERASER,
ere, err, errs, rare, rase,
rear, rears, res, saree, sea,
sear, see, seer, sera, sere.
Sudoku

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Volvo’s EV SUV– best of many worlds
MY FIRST evaluation drive was
in 1988. I remember it vividly, it
was a five-cylinder petrol-fuelled
Audi 90 and I picked it up from
the Archibalds showroom.
Nearly 35 years later, my
last evaluation drive was also
presented to me from staff at
Archibalds, not an Audi but a
Volvo – a C40 Recharge – a fully
electric vehicle to be exact.
The C40 Recharge is a crossover
wagon, one that has a coupetype
shape but tall enough to
be a sport utility vehicle. But its
main claim is that of its propulsion,
it has no petrol engine, it
has a motor over the front axle
and drives through the front
wheels only.
A point to note with the C40’s
driveline and platform is it
shares much componentry with
that of the Polestar 2; Volvo has
a major interest in the Chinese
company. That will allow buyers
a choice, the prices are similar
at $85,900 (C40 Recharge) and
from $68,990 to $93,900 for the
Polestar 2, yet you can make
the decision of whether a sedan
type body structure or an SUV
is right for you. It is interesting
to note here the C40 Recharge
won’t get you any Government
Clean Car Programme rebate.
Inside, the C40 Recharge has
immediate similarities with
Polestar as well, the large screen
graphics and interface are almost
identical. Specification levels on
the Volvo are extensive and, of
course, you get all the clever safety
kit that Volvo has long been
revered for in all of its models.
Volvo has indicated its intention
to produce electric models
only by 2030 and with Polestar’s
input that would seem quite
achievable. The C40 Recharge is
the first full EV out of the blocks
and it is a worthy trendsetter.
Volvo claims 170kW of power
and 330Nm of torque, both
outputs available instantaneously.
That’s where EVs come
into their own, they are dynamic
and forceful. Volvo also claims
a 7.4sec standstill to 100km/h
time. (If that’s not quick enough
for you, there is a higher output
Ultimate model at $100,900,
which cuts out that time in
4.7sec.)
And the C40 Recharge in
entry-level form still gets great
range. It can travel up to 438km
on a single charge, there’s a
69kWh battery system sitting
in the platform of the car, and
that is a lot of capacity. Bear in
mind most EV manufacturers
recommend 80 per cent as being
full capacity, in a bid to increase
battery longevity.
It’s the little out of the box
ideas that I really liked in the
C40 Recharge. One in particular
is the textured map of Gothenburg
that is inlaid into the dash
panel in front of the passenger
seat. If you are ever in Sweden it
is something you could relate to.
As mentioned, this is my
last motor vehicle evaluation.
Throughout the last 35 years I’ve
been on an incredible journey,
I’ve driven many thousands of
the latest and greatest models
and it’s been an absolute thrill
and an experience I have never
tired of as I head into retirement
from the publishing industry.
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feedback I’ve received, motoring
journalism is obviously something
that is well read, respected
and opinion-dividing. I hope
you’ve enjoyed reading my columns
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