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You won't miss the new Nissan Micra electric hatch with its big round lights and SUV overtones but you're unlikely to see it on Aussie roads.

The boss of world's biggest automaker vows to offer models that stir emotion, not just bring incremental improvements over their forebears.

The electric automaker’s CEO said he’ll spend less money – and time – on politics and intends to defy calls for him to step down.

The next Mercedes-Benz GLB mid-size SUV will adopt an architecture shared with the GLA, supporting both petrol and EV drivetrains.

We ride shotgun in the new Chery Tiggo 7 PHEV as it undergoes fine-tuning to its safety systems specifically for Australia.

Supermarket shoppers who top up their electric vehicle or plug-in hybrid battery at Woolworths will score Everyday Rewards points. 

The BYD Seal 06 sedan and wagon will be built in right-hand drive, paving the way for an Australian launch.

There are savings to be had for most current BMW models as the German brand counts down to Australia's EOFY.

A new Toyota RAV4 breaks cover featuring more angular bodywork, a modernised interior and a choice of hybrid powertrains including a PHEV that does 100 kilometres on battery power alone.

A plug-in hybrid version of the most popular SUV in Australia has been confirmed for local showrooms in 2026.

A police officer has been filmed throwing an object at a Queensland motorist who failed to pull over when instructed. 

The boss of Nissan Oceania is optimistic about the future of the automaker's local casting plant amid global shutdowns by its Japan head office.

Updates made to the GWM Tank 300 this year have brought a diesel engine and greater payload and towing capability across the lineup.

The Fiat Grande Panda 4x4 concept hints at an all-wheel drive variant with an electric motor driving the rear wheels.

The Japanese automaker will go all-in on cheaper hybrids as it ditches its previous target of 30 per cent EV sales by 2030.

Nissan's local boss says the arrival of the battery-electric Ariya was held off until Australia’s new emissions laws were introduced.