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Designed in Sweden, made in South Korea. The new Polestar 4 SUV will add a rear window and a more practical cabin when it goes on sale later in 2026.

The next-generation Hyundai Tucson has been spied testing, previewing a more upright design and redesigned cabin ahead of its expected global debut later this year.

Deepal has almost run out of stock of its debut model in Australia, with a limited number of S07 electric SUVs with 20-inch alloys still available.

The MG U9 is currently offered with diesel power with an electric version on the way, but a hybrid could also be on the cards for Australia.

The new Lexus ES is arriving soon, bringing the option of electric power for the first time, along with fresh tech and larger dimensions.

The updated G6 brings an expanded lineup with more technology, up to 525km of range and a $3000 lower starting price.

Plug-in hybrid Volvo XC40s are being recalled for defective batteries that shouldn't be charged or else they'll pose a fire risk.

BMW quit Russia after it invaded Ukraine, but local production has resumed without the automaker's permission and oversight.

Brands such as Jeep and Peugeot continue to slide in Australia, while insurgent Chinese automakers like BYD and Chery are thriving.

MG is no longer the best-selling Chinese brand in Australia, but the automaker has said its rivals deserve their success as it chases them down.

Plug-in hybrid utes are gaining momentum, but Toyota says the technology still isn’t ready for HiLux duty.

Submissions on a proposal to remove an exemption from emissions laws for vehicles with a gross vehicle mass of more than 3.5 tonnes close this month.

Australia’s most popular ute, the Ford Ranger, and its Everest SUV spinoff have been given price cuts and free servicing, with extended finance offers across the Mustang, Ranger Raptor and F-150.

Tesla, BYD, and Chinese-made vehicles in general were big winners in what proved to be a record month for new-vehicle sales in Australia.

Toyota Australia says many buyers still don’t realise the full-size pickup is officially sold here, despite its full dealer backing.

Toyota has reopened orders for some LandCruiser 70 Series variants, but others are still off sale after emissions upgrades.