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While petrol and diesel sales were down almost entirely across the board, Australians bought more hybrid, plug-in hybrid and electric vehicles in 2020 than the year before.

After a tough 2020 on the back of COVID-19, the Australian car industry is expecting sales to bounce back strongly in 2021.

Sales recoveries in the final quarter weren't enough to stop 2020 being the worst year for new vehicle sales in Australia since 2003. Toyota was dominant, the Chinese brands are booming, and utes topped the charts once again.

Toyota has once again dominated the Australian new car sales charts. Here is how it did it.

The next-generation Mazda 2 is set to debut this year, built on a new platform and offering a new three-cylinder mild-hybrid powertrain.

An actuator plate fault may cause some 2020 Nissan Leaf models to unexpectedly move when the car is shifted into Park.

There can be only two! The Toyota Highlander (aka Kluger) may soon be joined by a Grand Highlander according to a recent trademark application.

Singer has decided to get its hands dirty, teaming up with Tuthill Porsche to create a rally-ready 964 at the behest of a customer.

Audi will take inspiration from the small A3 sedan when it releases its redesigned flagship limousine, the 2022 A8, later this year.

Henrik Fisker will follow his new Ocean SUV with the Alaska ute, previewed in a post on LinkedIn.

The upgraded Alfa Romeo Giulia scores more active safety tech and more user-friendly infotainment, while its sporty new base trim is more expensive yet considerably better-equipped.

The popular Mazda CX-3 crossover scores more technology including standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as some new model variants for 2021.

The first of two plug-in hybrid variants in the facelifted Bentley Bentayga range to be launched this year has been revealed.

Stellantis will be merged on January 16, and is expected to hit the stock market on January 18. It'll be the world's fourth largest carmaker based on volume.

MG is continuing its efforts to help bring electric vehicles to the masses, with its affordable ZS EV soon to be joined by an even cheaper electric hatchback.

If you thought the idea of a Ferrari SUV was sacrilegious, get ready to be shocked: Ferrari's first SUV will be followed by two all-electric SUVs.