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Toyota's first all-electric car, the RAV4-sized bZ4X, could hit Australia as soon as the end of next year, but the company has modest initial sales targets.

A new all-electric racing series is set to debut 700kW fast-charging that could eventually make its way to consumers.

The popularity of the Commodore meant Holden was regarded as Australia’s car brand. The rest of the line-up, especially in recent decades, has bounced between products sourced from Europe and Korea.

Honda is playing catch up in the EV game, but it has just committed itself to going completely electric by 2040.

From Japan to the UK, car companies are running an uphill battle against the global semiconductor shortage and Nissan is the latest to suspend production.

We finally get our first full look at the Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series, the first new LandCruiser in over a decade and the first generation that'll offer a hybrid.

The top-selling Ford Ranger ute is adding some new special-edition variants from June-July, with adaptive cruise now standard on XLT models.

Nissan is looking to satisfy power-hungry 4x4 buyers, with the local arm indicating it's looking into bringing the Patrol Nismo Down Under.

The Peugeot 308 is skipping a model year, with a scheduled update axed due to a semiconductor shortage. Its replacement is still scheduled for a 2022 launch.

Fancy what's expected to be the last of the V8 LandCruisers? You still have time, with the new 300 Series not set to launch locally until early in 2022.

The Mercedes-Benz C-Class, GLC, and EQC have been recalled to fix a problem with the wiring harness on the steering control unit.

Lauded for its handling, Alfa Romeo's Giorgio platform won't be used in future models as the brand rushes to electrify its range.

The new Skoda Fabia is less than a month away from its global unveiling, and now we have a clearer idea of what its exterior will look like.

There are 17 Mini hatchback and nine convertible variants to choose from for 2021, with prices starting at $37,500 before on-road costs.

Huawei is better known for smartphones but now it’s putting its name on a range-extended electric vehicle.

Hyundai, Volkswagen, Uber, Tritium, the WWF, and the Australia Institute among 25 organisations teaming up to slam proposed mileage charge on EV and PHEV owners set for July 1 enactment.