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I dive deeper into outrageous claims from the Climate Council, which supports new government regulations that seem out of touch with regular consumers.

Two years after the Felicity Ace caught fire and sank with 3800 vehicles onboard, the car carrier’s operator and insurer have sued Porsche, claiming one of its electric vehicles started the blaze.

Production of Tesla vehicles in Germany has been impacted by an alleged arson attack on power supply to the brand's factory there.

Yet another Chinese brand is coming to Australia. Jaecoo is a spinoff from Chery, launching in 2024 with a boxy mid-sized SUV.

Europe’s peak vehicle safety body will punish carmakers for moving essential safety controls into touchscreens and away from physical buttons.

BMW is recalling over 7000 vehicles as signal interference may stop their brakes from working properly.

Trying to charge our electric vehicle in the US was a six-hour saga. Australia needs to act quickly to avoid this dismal state of EV charging.

The new Dodge Charger will be available in electric Daytona and petrol-powered Sixpack forms as either a coupe and sedan.

An Australian climate lobby has launched a bold attack on the country's five best-selling car brands, claiming the 230,000 Toyota cars sold last year produce more emissions than the worst-polluting coal mine on local shores.

A faster Aston Martin Vantage road car bodes well for the Formula One-bound safety car, making its track debut in Saudi Arabia this weekend.

The wing screams STI, but this special edition Subaru WRX is unlikely to pack any more power when it arrives in Australia in April.

Porsche’s Tesla Model S Plaid-killing Taycan has been teased, days ahead of the electric sedan’s official reveal.

After being stolen almost 30 years ago from one of Ferrari’s Formula One drivers, this rare F512 M has been recovered in London.

The Nissan Patrol’s luxury twin will debut in a fortnight with significantly more power and better technology than the outgoing SUV.

New car sales were up again in February, with Nissan storming up the sales charts and Ford, Toyota and Mitsubishi up by double digits.

A climate protest group has blocked traffic on Melbourne's West Gate Bridge, resulting in more vehicles idling and producing more emissions.