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The LA Auto Show is an annual car show held at the Los Angeles Convention Centre in late November to early December.
Not only does the show feature a large amount of new American products, international manufacturers come from far and wide to debut their latest cars as well.
With that in mind, the LA Auto Show tends to see a lot of big name car reveals with the world’s media watching closely.
For more information, head to the official LA Auto Show website but be sure to stay tuned to WhichCar.com.au for all the latest updates.
Jeep issues global recall for 1.3 million vehicles over fire risk
Jeep has announced that overseas Wrangler and Gladiator owners are at risk, but the local impact is yet to be confirmed.
GWM Ora 5 arrives in Australia ahead of first deliveries of the small electric SUV
GWM’s new small electric SUV has arrived in Australia with the first deliveries due imminently, priced from $33,990 driveaway for the entry level Lux.
Geely’s newest hybrid sedan sets new efficiency records including 2.2L/100km fuel use
Geely is about to launch a new hybrid sedan with the world’s highest thermal efficiency and highest fuel efficiency.
Luxury Car Tax changes offer modest discounts this year ahead of significant upheaval for 2027
Luxury Car Tax thresholds have been given a minor bump in 2026, indexed to inflation, but buyers may want to hold off until a massive overhaul of the system due next year.
ANCAP releases new safety ratings for vans, including Kia PV5
ANCAP has given new safety ratings for active safety systems in vans under its Commercial Van Safety Comparison, with the Kia PV5 the latest model tested.
Toyota’s next MR2 offers a tantalising supercar-style upgrade
As details of the fourth-generation Toyota MR2 come to light, the latest news hints at a radical rethink compared to its predecessors.
Mazda Australia boss: New car competition is fierce but Australians still value brand loyalty
In the face of ever-increasing, and cheaper, competition from China, the boss of Mazda Australia told WhichCar by Wheels that Australians still value the familiarity of a brand like Mazda.
AI helps imagine what a Mitsubishi Magna might look like today…
While the Falcon and Commodore were iconic Australian cars, the Mitsubishi Magna was also a long-time favourite, winning Wheels Car of the Year in 1985 and 1996. Here, AI helps us see into a future that will never happen…
Honda switching from dedicated EVs to multi-energy platform under new plan
Honda’s much-publicised Zero Series EV cancellation has opened the door to an all-new platform to support EV and hybrid development.
Audi Q7: More luxurious and larger third-generation model debuts
A new generation of one of Audi’s most popular products, the Q7, has been made bigger and with more premium features than earlier models.
Mazda Australia says there’s strategy behind offering a new CX-5 without a hybrid option
It’s a question that has to be asked – can the revised CX-5 thrive in a hybrid-heavy market without a hybrid powertrain – but Mazda’s program engineer is adamant that there is a specific strategy behind the manufacturer’s delay in releasing the car to market.
BYD claims it will be the world’s biggest carmaker within five years
BYD’s chairman and president announced the company’s number-one goal at the carmaker’s recent annual general meeting.
Toyota Yaris v Mazda 2: Small cars for the big smoke face off
Traditional rivals Toyota and Mazda tackle the compact city car segment with the Yaris and 2 – one hybrid, one traditional, but both intent on packing the most space into a compact hatch.
Porsche launches three one-off 911s as part of Toy Story 5 release
In a sign-of-the-times tie-in, Porsche has taken design inspiration from Toy Story’s lead characters for three new one-of-one special edition 911s as part of the Toy Story 5 release.
Leapmotor B10: Range-extender hybrid tech added to fuel-sipping small SUV
Leapmotor’s new range-extender B10 pairs electric driving with petrol-backed flexibility, delivering up to 900km of claimed range from a single charge and tank.
BYD teases new ‘Great Han’ flagship luxury sedan
A new flagship Great Han sedan from BYD’s Dynasty sub-brand in China has been revealed, with a low slung design and impressive driving range.
BYD appoints Pickles as Australian auction partner to clear fleet vehicles
Three-year deal will see BYD fleet vehicles remarketed through Pickles as used EV demand continues to grow.
Toyota’s chairman says he feels ‘very alone’ in the shift to EVs
Akio Toyoda says industry’s rush towards EVs remains a concern as Toyota continues backing a mix of powertrain technologies.
Kia EV6 Air review: Large electric SUV’s makeover brings longer range and better tech
Kia’s large electric crossover, the EV6, is impressive in its most affordable guise – the Air RWD – with an appealing combination of driving range and value.
Modern Classic: Range Rover Vogue, the farmer’s car that became a luxury icon
The idea of a luxury SUV was completely alien when Land Rover launched the original Range Rover in 1970 but a single photo shoot in a magazine changed the course of automotive history.
British genius discovers yet another reason to own a classic Honda NSX
The Honda NSX already has supercar credentials in spades, but enthusiasts have discovered it also accommodates Honda’s quirky fold-up Motocompo scooter perfectly.
Cars that defined Australian suburbia in the 1990s
Tarago, Laser, Commodore? In the 1990s you couldn’t turn around without seeing one, but these days they’re becoming a lot harder to spot on Australian roads.
Lotus targets Ferrari and Lamborghini with 745kW-plus hybrid supercar
Next-generation Esprit successor tipped to feature V8 hybrid power, all-wheel drive and advanced active chassis technology.
Most fuel efficient petrol/diesel powered cars on the market: top 10
Searching for a new car but don’t want a hybrid or EV? We’ve got you covered with the 10 most fuel efficient non-electrified cars available.
