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Almost all details of the fifth-generation Mitsubishi Pajero have been announced ahead of the all-new off-road SUV's Australian arrival in December.

The Tesla Model Y topped the charts in a month where electric vehicles outsold all other powertrain types for the first time, achieving record market share.

Subaru Australia is recalling 27 examples of the Outback fitted with a cargo barrier over a bracket fault that could affect the centre-rear seatbelt.

The new Geely EX2 and Leapmotor B05, both affordable electric hatchbacks from China, have received five-star safety ratings.

Geely has locked in a new plug-in hybrid sedan slightly smaller than the Toyota Camry for 2027, alongside two new plug-in hybrid SUVs.

Tesla has eked out some more range from its new six-seat Model Y L, while simultaneously giving it a more powerful electric motor, but it's unclear when the updated model will come here.

New batteries bring longer range and faster charging to the Renault Scenic E-Tech as part of a minor update that could reach Australia in 2027.

John Ternus has formally taken over after 15 years, and Apple’s new boss is a mechanical engineer, Formula 1 fan and regular at Laguna Seca

Despite significant pushback from workers and politicians, Volkswagen still wants to close four factories in Germany in the early 2030s.

Mitsubishi wants to capture the adventurous nature of the original Pajero with its newest SUV as it targets growth through brand recognition.

The new Polestar 4, now with rear window! Due in Australia by year's end, the more practical Polestar 4 SUV joins its coupe sibling with more space, new tech and cheaper pricing.

Mitsubishi's new Pajero is a ladder-frame vehicle with ute underpinnings, a move it believes will make it more versatile than its predecessors.

The long wait is over: Mitsubishi has finally revealed the next-generation Pajero, and it marks a huge step in the nameplate's history.

Chinese brand Forthing has hit back at a trademark challenge from Porsche over the name of its first model, the Taikon 5 SUV, which could be changed.

Range Rover's first electric vehicle has been detailed, with a dual-motor 405kW/850Nm powertrain and up to 600km of NEDC range. Orders are open now, ahead of deliveries commencing in the new year.

The Chinese government has directed Chinese automakers to avoid disrupting sales channels for an ‘improper advantage’ in export markets.