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Cupra teams up with legendary German tuner to create limited-edition performance SUV
German tuner ABT Sportsline has been announced as the partner for a new limited edition of the Cupra Formentor VZ5, which is now available to order.

Mitsubishi confirms the long wait for the new Pajero is just days away from being over
The long wait for the fifth-generation Mitsubishi Pajero is almost over, with models expected in showrooms before the end of the year.

Toyota MR2: More details emerge about next-generation mid-engined sports car
Toyota’s GR performance sub-brand will launch into its own brand with the help of cars like a new Celica and a new-generation of MR2.

Chery launches SUV-focused iCaur brand in Australia with the V25 leading the way
Chery will take its portfolio down under to five brands, with new models expected to arrive in showrooms next year.

ANCAP warns Aussies that a second KGM vehicle has been sold with missing airbags
For the second time in less than a week, a KGM vehicle has fallen short of meeting the features listed as standard by the manufacturer.

China is making faster and more powerful cars than Lamborghini. Here’s why the Italian marque’s boss doesn’t care
Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann is relaxed and comfortable about Chinese EVs and the threat they pose to his company.

Dreaded US-style dynamic pricing for toll roads is on the cards for Australia
Transurban’s Aussie toll roads contributed 90 per cent of the company’s $4 billion revenue last year. That could increase if a new system is introduced down under.

BYD is launching a new EV hatch to sit between the Atto and Dolphin
The BYD Great Seagull will be a competitor for the Geely EX2 when it arrives.

Mystery circles on Aussie roads aim to make dangerous corners safer
Unusual circular markings are being trialled on routes across four states, with researchers investigating whether subtle visual cues can reduce speeds and keep drivers and riders away from oncoming traffic.

XPeng moves to clean up TrueEV fallout for Australian owners
Factory-backed XPeng Australia has taken full control of the brand and is promising to review unpaid cashback, warranty and servicing commitments left behind by its former distributor – but customers will need documentation to support their claims.

Aussie EV owners warned they could void warranties by connecting their cars to the grid
Most of Australia’s EV range isn’t ready for bidirectional charging, which can harm batteries if not done correctly.

Inside the ultimate BYD flagship: Da Han sedan gets 1000km of range, wood trim and incredible charging times
There’s a touch of Rolls-Royce to the BYD Da Han, which combines incredible range with high levels of luxury.

MG 07 gets more than 10,000 orders in two minutes at official launch – and when you see the price, you’ll understand why
If the signs from the Chengdu Auto Show are anything to go by, the MG 07 looks like a winner straight out of the gate.

Wheels September 2026 issue now on sale!
The Kia Picanto goes head-to-head with the BYD Atto 1 in a battle of the small city cars, while McLaren’s W1, Goodwood, HSV’s Maloo and seven new First Drives make for a packed September issue.

Millions of cars are being recalled in China – here’s the simple reason why
Tesla, Xiaomi, Leapmotor, Xpeng, Geely and other manufacturers are caught in a sweeping safety campaign ahead of tougher Chinese regulations.

10 iconic cars you didn’t know were built in Australia
Some of the most iconic cars from foreign shores may not be as foreign as you think, with Australian assembly underpinning their local success.

Australia’s top 10 cheapest new cars
Not exactly in the market for a Rolls or McLaren? We’ve got you covered with our guide to the cheapest new cars for Aussies on a tight budget.

Luxury car boss hits out at ‘fake’ engine sounds in EVs and says infotainment screens should be avoided
Traditional alternatives, rather than engine-imitating sound signatures, could become the true call sign of luxury EVs.

KGM Musso EV missing airbags advertised as standard, finds ANCAP
ANCAP has issued a consumer alert after finding Australian-delivered Musso EV utes do not have centre and driver knee airbags previously listed in KGM specifications.

A Ford Bronco ute is on the way as the Blue Oval takes a leaf out of China’s playbook
Ford is growing its iconic models into sub-brands to leverage their popularity, and a ute based on the Bronco is one of the headline acts.

California is now telling drivers which tyres they can fit to their cars. Could it happen in Australia?
The green move to mandate more efficient tyres begins in 2029. Drivers who like high-performance rubber will not be happy.

ACCC takes Subaru Australia to court alleging it failed to give mechanics essential car repair info
Competition watchdog alleges independent mechanics were not given the same access to crucial Subaru service and repair data as the brand’s authorised dealerships.

Mazda CX-30 could go 11 years without a new generation as redesign is pushed back
New models from Mazda have slowed to a trickle, with news that a replacement for the CX-30 won’t arrive this decade.

Geely takes big leap forward with move to the holy grail of EV batteries
Solid-state batteries will be game-changers when they go into production, and Geely is one of the companies leading the charge.
