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2023 Hyundai Tucson pricing and features: Bluelink added, price rises
Hyundai’s popular Tucson mid-size SUV has gained its Bluelink connected-car technology for model-year 2023
2023 BMW M2: Australian pricing and design review
BMW Australia has confirmed the price tag of its second-generation hero sports coupe.
Polestar’s head of sustainability says ‘vegan interiors’ are greenwashing
Terms like ‘vegan cars’ and programs such as carbon offsetting won’t combat the problem of emissions, says Fredrika Klarén
2024 MG Cyberster spied ahead of reveal following last year’s teaser
The upcoming MG Cyberster electric convertible will feature supercar-like scissor doors, a yoke-style steering wheel, and arrow-shaped tail-lights inspired by the Union Flag
Mitsubishi EK X electric car on the radar for Australia
Mitsi’s local arm won’t rule out bringing the EK X EV Down Under if the market is interested
2023 Suzuki Fronx small SUV confirmed for Australia
Baby SUV set to debut Suzuki’s mild-hybrid technology in Australia
2023 BMW M3 CS outputs leaked, set for January reveal
A new leak has revealed just how much extra power the upcoming G80 M3 CS will pack. It will debut at the 24 Hours of Daytona later this month
Mercedes-EQ branding may be retired sooner rather than later
The complete pivot to electrification has reportedly moved Mercedes to drop the EQ branding from its electric models sometime in the next year
2023 Mazda MX-30 R-EV plug-in hybrid unveiled… with a rotary engine!
Mazda has unveiled the rotary-powered MX-30 plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, but local plans are currently unknown
Subaru reveals tuned WRX Sportswagon, Impreza with STI parts; no plans for Australia
Subaru also debuted the Crosstrek Boost Gear concept at this year’s Tokyo Auto Salon, and BRZ and WRX racers
2024 Nissan GT-R revealed in Japan, won’t be coming to Australia
Nissan’s enduring R35 GT-R gains yet another annual facelift
Hotter VW ID.Buzz GTX, practical seven-seater teased
A Volkswagen exec has drip-fed more info about the upcoming ID.Buzz GTX, longer seven-seater, and California versions
2023 Nissan Qashqai Australian pricing and features confirmed
The all-new Qashqai has landed in Australia and prices are up between $3300-8300 depending on trim
2023 Hyundai Venue pricing and features: Bluelink added, but no facelift
Australia’s second-cheapest SUV has received a technology upgrade for 2023 – but prices have increased by up to $960
Tesla will ban you from Full Self-Driving beta for two weeks for inattentiveness
The latest software update for Tesla owners has the ability to ban drivers for improper use of its Full Self-Driving beta
Renault increases prices for third time in nine months
Renault has upped the price of its passenger cars again, with entry-level Koleos SUV variants hardest hit
Australian luxury new car sales 2022
Ongoing global supply chain constraints and inflation didn’t stop Australians shopping with some luxury car brands, but others weren’t as fortunate
2024 Hyundai i30 Sedan N facelift spied
An updated i30 Sedan – née Elantra – is expected to debut later this year. Here’s our first look at the facelifted N Performance flagship
Polestar sustainability boss wants us to enjoy driving fast cars ‘within planetary boundaries’
“We need to tap into the drive of consumers and people all over the world to progress and enjoy the thrill of being human – i.e. driving fast cars – but doing it in a sustainable way within the planetary boundaries”
Mitsubishi Triton PHEV “won’t be a showpony EV”, says boss
The head of Mitsubishi’s local arm says he’s not interested in having the first electric ute in Australia
2023 Mazda MX-30 rotary plug-in hybrid to be unveiled this week
Mazda will debut a range-extending version of its funky MX-30 EV powered by a newly developed rotary engine on Friday
2020-2022 Kia Sorento recalled
Kia has recalled its Sorento large SUV to resolve a potential fault that could cause the vehicle to stop driving
2017-2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee recalled
Jeep has recalled the previous-generation Grand Cherokee due to a manufacturing defect that could cause it to roll away
New-car wait times will carry on through 2023, says Mitsubishi
First it was the semiconductors, then shipping problems, now tightening safety protocols are affecting deliveries of new cars
