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Construction starts on South Australia’s EV charging network
South Australia is getting a much-needed boost to EV public charging infrastructure, with construction starting on an RAA network

Ineos Automotive appoints new CEO
Lynn Calder named as the new leader for the rising off-roading brand

This is every new car launched in Australia in 2022
Here is your comprehensive list of every car – updated, facelifted or brand-new – that launched in Australia in 2022

2024 Genesis G70 to introduce second facelift
Another Genesis G70 facelift is expected in 2023, despite production ending for the related Kia Stinger

Next-gen Alfa Giulietta imagined
Alfa’s small hatch officially rides off into a Tuscan sunset at the end of 2020, but what will replace it?

California bans Tesla, and others, from implying ‘Full Self-Driving’ capability
Musk claims Tesla’s ‘self-driving’ system will be ready by the end of the year, despite concerns regarding dangerous advertising

Next-gen BMW X3 M to go electric
A new report sheds light on the future of high performance BMW M models, with the next X3 M SUV set to go all-electric.

Mugen Honda Civic Type R and ZR-V to debut at Tokyo Auto Salon
The famed Honda tuner will be bringing two fettled new cars to the Japanese aftermarket expo

Tesla gifts Enhanced Autopilot trial for the holiday
Tesla has given additional safety assist features for owners for a limited time, as holiday road trips peak

Volvo says it won’t lock features behind subscriptions
As the car industry moves towards subscription-based features, a Volvo executive has condemned it as unbeneficial for consumers

Volkswagen to debut new electric vehicle at CES 2023
VW will showcase a camouflaged version of an upcoming electric vehicle, likely the ID.7 sedan, at next week’s Consumer Electronics Show

Volkswagen launches ownership tools: Electric Vehicle hub and more wait time updates
Volkswagen’s website now houses a whole section on electric vehicle ownership, and greater transparency about wait times

Hot Wheels: Ten of the weirdest and most wonderful
Perhaps the most famous four-wheeled toy on the planet comes in many forms. Some costing $250k…

2025 Volkswagen ID.2: Australia interested in Polo-sized city BEV
With a lofty electric vehicle sales target to reach, Volkswagen Australia is looking to add a suite of new models, including – maybe – a city-friendly BEV

WhichCar dream cars: ‘Dear Santa, all we want for Christmas is…’
Our team might all work together, but there’s a lot of variety in our dream cars

Polestar opens first Australian showroom in Melbourne’s Chadstone shopping centre
Volvo’s electric performance spinoff’s first Space will be in Melbourne’s largest shopping centre
Evie Networks marks 100th EV charging station
Electric car charging provider Evie Networks has launched its 100th station hub to end off the year, with even bolder plans in 2023

New South Wales ‘to cut emissions by 70 per cent by 2035’
The NSW Government has announced the target ahead of the State’s upcoming election

NSW to review dispute process between crash repairers and insurance firms
The current code of practice leaves the industry prone to rows over things such as rates

BMW to produce solid-state EV batteries
The Bavarian automaker has expanded its alliance with a major US battery-maker to build solid-state units for EVs

2023 GWM Tank 300 scores five stars in ANCAP safety testing
The GWM Tank 4×4 becomes the last vehicle to receive a five-star rating under ANCAP’s 2020-2022 safety testing criteria

Volkswagen Australia says it will sell more EVs than ICE cars by 2028
On its way to full electrification, the brand wants to shift 150,000 EVs between 2025 and 2030, with 6500 targeted in 2024

Melbourne’s West Gate Bridge to shut from Boxing Day to Jan 4 2023
Australia’s busiest road bridge will close most of its outbound lanes for almost nine days to undergo essential maintenance, with major delays expected for those who don’t plan ahead

What does Euro 7 mean for petrol and diesel cars?
With Hyundai putting a cloud over the future of petrol-only high performance N models primarily due to Euro 7, we explain what it means for the car industry