Final testing phase for hydrogen fuel cell HiLux with real-world trials underway
The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) welcomes the substantial commitment to the future of electric vehicles (EVs) and the infrastructure required to support them in the New South Wales (NSW) State Budget.
Fairer tolling and a no-fault heavy vehicle crash investigations approach are just two of the key recommendations in NatRoad’s submission to the NSW Freight Policy Reform and the Draft NSW Heavy Vehicle Access Policy.
More than 1400 luxury electric cars have been recalled in Australia after the discovery a serious battery fault that can result in the vehicles losing power while driving.
The NSW Government will be injecting $557.5 million into transforming the state’s electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure. This announcement aims to make it easier and more convenient for everyone to switch to EVs.
JET Charge, a pioneering electric vehicle (EV) charging company, is making waves with its innovative JET Charge+ product.
The Kia Tasman could land in Australia sooner than we thought, with the start-of-production date for the hotly anticipated dual-cab ute now locked in for late 2024, according to new reports from Korean media.
The 2023–24 financial year is coming to a close, meaning the time to file your tax return is almost upon us. And if you use your car for work purposes, there’s a plethora of expenses you may not be aware are tax deductible.
Mitsubishi has revealed plans to add conventional hybrid models to its Australian line-up as it looks to expand beyond its existing plug-in hybrid variants.
Transport association NatRoad has offered a comprehensive response to freight policy with its submission to the NSW Freight Policy Reform and the Draft NSW Heavy Vehicle Access Policy.
