While Hyundai may have confirmed the impending arrival of the Tucson Hybrid, the details are still under wraps. That’s likely because the hybrid will coincide with an as yet unseen mid-life refresh of
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Buyers on a budget are set to be the big winners of a fierce battle brewing between two sibling rivals Hyundai and Kia over the next three years. View 6 images A looming sales
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GPC Asia Pacific officially opened their brand new 39,000 sqm, state-of-the-art Distribution Centre in the LOGOS’ Broadmeadows Logistics Estate on Thursday 29 June. The Distribution Centre’s advanced technology and operation systems will support
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Queensland can now claim the largest electric-car subsidy in the country, with the state offering up to $6000 for new battery-powered cars under a set threshold from July 1. View 4 images New-car buyers
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A Swiss investment bank is predicting a new-car price war could be just around the corner, sparked by oversupply in the market. View 3 images Unprecedented demand for new cars is about to drop
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Editor’s note: Images, vision and audio grabs from AFP Acting Assistant Commissioner Kate Ferry are available via Hightail The AFP has charged two people over their alleged involvement in a transnational crime syndicate
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Dana HullBloomberg Tesla delivered a record 466,140 cars worldwide in the second quarter, outpacing Wall Street estimates. The results, posted Sunday, demonstrates that chief executive Elon Musk’s vow to chase volume by cutting
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Today, new cars under $30,000 make up just 8% of the market’s supply, down from 38% pre-pandemic. With fully loaded SUVs and trucks in high demand, carmakers continue to upgrade their lineups and scale
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Key points The weight of cars in Australia is rising, with the average car weighing 2.05 tonnes. The two most popular new vehicles in Australia are utes, both of which are among the
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The scarcity of battery EVs is pushing prices higher. “The used market for EVs at the moment is probably artificially inflated purely because there’s not enough supply for the demand that exists,” Mr
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