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New cars. Big ideas. Better decisions.
Your view of what’s moving Australia.
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Toyota's GRMN Corolla is the most focused hot hatch the brand has ever built, shedding 40kg through carbon fibre panels and ditching the rear seats entirely. It is manual-only, confirmed for Australia in limited numbers in 2027, and will almost certainly be the most expensive Corolla ever sold here.
Renault's first full hybrid in Australia, the Symbioz small SUV, lands in July from $36,990. But the headline price is the mild-hybrid. The 4.7L/100km full hybrid you came for starts $6000 higher. Here is what buyers need to weigh up.
Toyota has pulled its plug-in RAV4 forward by a month, with deliveries starting now from $58,840. It is the most powerful RAV4 ever and covers most commutes on electricity. But the PHEV only comes in two high grades, so the floor price is steep.
The reborn Honda Prelude topped Australia's sports car chart in its very first month, outselling the Ford Mustang. But a launch-month spike is a warning as much as a win. Here is what it means for your wallet and when the smart money waits.
May 2026 handed Australian buyers the clearest signal yet that the market is shifting. Tesla's Model Y topped every other car on the road, EVs smashed a fresh share record, and Toyota's grip slipped hard. Here is what the data really means when you walk into a dealership.
BMW will cease production of the current G80 M3 in February 2027. An 18-month gap follows before the new petrol version arrives, and neither the electric nor the replacement petrol M3 will offer a manual gearbox. For Australian performance buyers, the clock is running.
Electric car sales in Australia surged in March and April as Middle East conflict drove petrol prices above $2 a litre. MG says that spike has now settled. But buyer interest in EVs remains higher than it was before the conflict began.
The monocoque, car-based ute is making a comeback in Australia, and it is being led by Chinese brands and ambitious global players. Here is what is coming and whether any of it is right for you.
BYD Australia is running a limited EOFY finance offer across four plug-in hybrid models, including the Shark 6 Premium ute and the Sealion 5, 6 and 8. The 1.88 per cent comparison rate runs until 29 June, with delivery required by 30 June.
Lotus has revealed the Emira 420 Sport, a new flagship version of its sports car with 309kW, revised aerodynamics, and a lighter structure. A Lightweight Handling Pack can cut 25kg while adding 25kg of downforce. Australian pricing has not been confirmed.
If you own a Volvo EX30 in Australia, the fix for the battery fire risk recall is finally on its way. Parts were delayed from their expected mid-May arrival but are now en route, with repairs to be scheduled in a phased rollout through the authorised dealer network.
Dodge is bringing the Hellcat back. Stellantis has confirmed the new Charger SRT will pack a supercharged 6.2-litre V8, undoing the EV-only launch that disappointed loyal buyers. It's due before 2030, and it won't be the only new performance model coming.