New car sales were up again in February, with Nissan storming up the sales charts and Ford, Toyota and Mitsubishi up by double digits.
Delegates attending the IPWEA Fleet Conference, being held in Brisbane from 25th to 27th March, will get to see Hyundai as an exhibitor for the first time. On display will the a range of electric vehicles including the Mighty electric truck.
A new Vehicle Emissions Star Ratings (VESR) website has recently been launched to provide information on the running costs and the environmental impact of vehicles.
The head of the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) has admitted a local market dominated by electric vehicles is “inevitable” despite strong opposition to the government’s proposal to promote EVs and cut emissions.
One of Australia’s most popular utes will soon be offered as an electric model, but a local launch date remains unknown.
The number of vehicles listed for sale in Australia has increased despite a slight decrease in the number of used cars sold in February according to the latest figures from the Australian Automotive Dealer Association (AADA).
The preferences of new car buyers have changed in 2023 which has made the list of the most popular novated lease vehicles look dramatically different to previous years.
Toyota Australia has confirmed pricing and a new name for its 48-volt-equipped variants of the HiLux ute set to go on sale in March.
Things have really changed over the the last five to 10 years: “It’s like you’ve got this pie where hydrogen made sense and you can see it shrinking.”
Toyota senior exec says PHEVs must have usable electric range and be affordable
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has released the draft Waste and Recycling Industry Code of Practice for Load Management, to allow industry participants and members of the public to review and comment on the Code before it is assessed for registration.
Mazda could be about to shift from being seen as an electric car laggard to taking on one of the world’s most popular EV models.
Car manufacturers will soon be encouraged to use physical knobs, buttons, and switches for a new model to obtain a five-star safety rating.
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The Swedish brand has introduced a safety feature which warns select drivers in Europe of an incident further down the road.
