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Hyundai Australia is about to launch its biggest and most expensive SUV to date, catering for those who find the Santa Fe a bit too small.

Australia's number-three brand promises to deliver a long list of new small- and mid-size cars, performance haloes, SUVs, electrified models, and probably vans before the end of 2021.

It's nearly the end of the line for the home-grown supercharged Ford Mustang, with the final batch already on their way to dealers nationwide.

Tesla doesn't report sales to the FCAI, but state registration data published by the National Transport Commission shows how the Model 3 has boosted its sales.

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has secured government support for its Italian arm, which has been hit hard by COVID-19.

Australians are snapping up electric vehicles at a faster rate than ever before, but improvements in the emissions of our new car fleet has slowed dramatically.

Every new Mercedes-Benz from 2024 onwards will feature a Nvidia brain designed to support a range of more advanced semi-autonomous functions.

Skoda's three-row Kodiaq is due for some minor cosmetic and tech upgrades, in line with upcoming changes to the related Volkswagen Tiguan.

There's clearly an appetite for a Kombi-style camper in Australia, with the modern California Beach selling out in less than a day.

The Genesis G70 will get a sharp new look to match its G80 big brother for 2021, along with a Shooting Brake wagon variant.

Look away, Lambo fans. This brand new Lamborghini Huracan Performante was totalled 20 minutes after leaving the dealership.

Apple has continued its push deeper into the car, with the announcement Apple Maps will now talk to some vehicles and advise drivers whether they're able to reach the next electric charge station.

Apple's new phone-based unlocking is set to arrive in Australia late this year – making it easier to loan your car to family or friends, and allowing owners to leave their keys at home.

Lamborghini is prepping a 620kW track-only hypercar to battle it out with the Aston Martin Vulcan, with an aero package that puts a GT3 race car to shame.

McLaren is heading to court in order to free up some assets to gain urgently needed cash to keep the company running in the short term.

Kia's popular people mover has been given a generational overhaul with a more premium and rugged look. The company is calling it a 'Grand Utility Vehicle'.