Shifting model, variant mix has large impact on average car prices – but trend is up
Pool cars have been the best testing ground for electric cars in fleets with the previous Hyundai Kona EV being the preferred option because of supply, and the similarity to the petrol model.
The Federal Government has announced a new design rule requiring electric vehicles (EVs) to emit sound while traveling at low speeds beginning November 2025.
Australia’s longest EV charging network continues to reach into more Western Australian communities, with the small town of Kojonup 256 kilometres south-east of Perth the latest to join the network.
The 2024 Isuzu D-Max receives tweaked exterior and interior styling, among other minor changes. Prices have been increased by up to $3000
A rival car maker is looking to licence Tesla’s so-called ‘Full Self-Driving’ software for its vehicles, according to the US car giant – which has made bold claims about brands who ignore the capabilities of its technology.
The latest sales report from China’s Passenger Car Association shows that for the first half of April, 260,000 of the 516,000 passenger cars sold were “New Energy Vehicles”, or EVs – approximately 50.39%.
As tax time approaches, brush up on your fringe benefits tax knowledge and find out which cars are FBT-exempt in 2024.
The Mitsubishi Triton has been awarded a five-star safety rating by ANCAP, following comprehensive testing.
The MG4 hatchback first launched here in August last year and immediately became one of Australia’s best selling electric vehicles.
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) and the Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) has released the draft Crane Industry Code of Practice, to allow industry participants and members of the public to review and comment on the Code before it is assessed for registration.
Toyota’s next two electric cars are SUVs for China, based on concepts shown 12 months ago. They are no certainty for Australian showrooms.
Tesla has slashed the price of its popular Model 3 sedan and Model Y SUV ranges in Australia.
Nissan is gearing up to produce solid-state batteries as it aims to launch EVs with the new technology by 2028
The popularity of hydrogen cars halved in Australia last year but their fall was far from dramatic. Just six hydrogen-powered vehicles were snapped up in 2023, compared to 15 the year before.
Electric ute plans may change as NVES details firm, but Kia says more homework is needed
Since the concept came out a few years ago, and after initial resistance from drivers, the job of integrating an EWD into a fleet gets easier and more effective.
