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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.

Nissan's local division is considering the Frontier Pro Plug-in Hybrid dual-cab ute to sit alongside the next-gen Navara due in 2026.

Nissan's Australian director is well aware of what's at stake with its next-generation Navara dual-cab, promising to "get it right".

The next-generation Y63 Patrol will have Australian-made parts under its skin for both locally sold and left-hand drive versions offered overseas.

The 2025 Mitsubishi Outlander has subtly revised styling and improved specifications, but prices have been also been bumped up.

The Genesis GV90 will be the brand's fourth crossover, and will be an all-electric competitor to cars like the BMW X7.

The Chery Omoda 5 has a new name and a new face. The small SUV also scores a new transmission and rear suspension. Meet the 2025 Chery C5.

The Renault 4 Savane 4x4 show car looks the business, adds all-wheel drive and is a strong chance for production.

Toyota has teased the exterior of the new RAV4, which seems like a gentle evolution that leans harder on its adventure heritage.

JLR will end production of Jaguar- and Land Rover-branded vehicles in China to make room for a new brand established with partner Chery.

In an Australian first, Tesla has confirmed its semi-autonomous Full Self-Driving tech is now tackling the streets of Melbourne.

Forget house prices! This landmark sum is nearly double the previous highest price paid for a parking spot in Australia. 

If its circa-300kW twin-turbo V6 isn’t enough, you can now have a Ford Ranger Raptor powered by a supercharged 5.0-litre V8.

New rules requiring mechanics to undergo additional training to work on EVs and hybrids – even changing a wheel – could cause a backlog of repairs and push prices up for consumers.