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Buoyed by its largest orders intake in four years, Honda is looking to expand its range with more electrified models and maybe even a dual-cab ute.

The British automaker’s popular large off-road SUV has come in for a 27MY update, bringing a new Vertex trim and a $100,000-plus base price.

The slow-selling Skoda Scala hatchback will be discontinued in Australia after model year 2026 stocks dry up.

Australia has a new cheapest plug-in hybrid dual-cab ute, with newcomer JAC undercutting BYD, GWM and Ford by a considerable margin.

Denza has pulled the covers off the striking 1164kW Z Coupe electric supercar, backed by performance figures to make petrol-powered rivals blush.

Selling petrol is becoming less profitable in Australia, says Ampol's CEO, but there's money to be made in electric vehicle charging.

Nissan Australia is recalling about 13,800 X-Trail SUVs due to a battery software issue that could lead to a loss of drive power.

Australia will receive the sporty Renault Megane E-Tech Esprit Alpine in 2027, with competitive pricing to be a main focus for the electric SUV.

After shock announcements from both Citroen and Peugeot in recent times, Renault says there’s still a place for its cars in Australia.

Renault Australia has confirmed it will be growing the new Master range with cab/chassis and motorhome versions.

The 2027 Skoda Elroq and Enyaq EV SUVs are $1000 dearer, but add a raft of new features and tech for the extra cash.

The brand may longer be in British hands, but MG went back to its homeland to reveal a new entry level-model for the European market, and a flagship SUV.

The first electric CLA from Mercedes-AMG will bring three motors producing 500kW, three-second 0-100km/h pace, and up to 670km of range.

The 330km/h 788HS is the zenith of McLaren's current-generation Super Series range, which dates back almost a decade, and it's coming to Australia.

EV owners being left 'high and dry' during the Telstra outage earlier this week has strengthened calls for fallback systems and alternative payment options as part of mandatory national standards.

GWM has commended BYD's stratospheric sales growth in Australia, but remains confident in its own potential.