The automotive landscape in 2024 has been a pivotal year for fleet buyers, marked by significant move towards hybrid powertrains, an influx new ute options, and the planning for the New Vehicle Efficiency Standards (NVES) which came into effect on 1st January 2025.
Due here in 2026, the Cadillac Lyriq-V is the brand’s first electric performance SUV and its stats put it in good company with the BMW iX M60.
Mitsubishi Motors Australia (MMAL) has confirmed that it has ceased production of current-generation ASX, Eclipse Cross, Eclipse Cross PHEV and Pajero Sport models due to new Australian Design Rules (ADR) that will take effect on March 1 this year.
A $2.5 million refurbished TAFE college in Sydney’s west has re-opened to cater for electric vehicle training as sales for emissions-free models soar.
The recently inaugurated American President, Donald Trump, has revoked former President Biden’s order of making half of all new vehicles sold in 2030, electric.
Tesla’s highly anticipated Model Y is now available to order in Australia, with two variants of the refreshed SUV on offer as part of a special Launch series vehicle.
What’s out, what’s coming and what’s likely, in what is currently a very shallow segment
The Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux continue to dominate the Aussie car market, but what else is going on? Here are the top sellers.
Fuel stations will be required to report upcoming price changes a day in advance under a new scheme from the Victorian Government
Toll Transport has ordered two Taurus 70ft Hydrogen Fuel Cell (HFC) prime movers, as part of a broader package agreement worth more than $2 million.
Electric commercial vehicle startup Canoo files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in the US
We now have a better idea than ever what the new Mazda CX-5’s hybrid engine will look like thanks to new patent filings.
Starting 1 March 2025, new vehicle safety regulations will come into effect in Australia under the Australian Design Rule (ADR) 98/00.
Transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs) offers significant environmental and operational benefits for fleet managers. However, making the shift requires careful planning. The most critical question to answer before starting the journey is: Where does your fleet park at night?