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Block billionaire Adrian Portelli posts latest update on his bold plan for cheaper petrol at branded servos
The entrepreneur’s plan for LMCT+-branded petrol stations inches closer in Melbourne as billionaire targets high fuel prices with member-based discounts and national expansion ambitions.
BYD to prioritise Australia’s essential workers as delivery schedule ramps up
Essential workers will soon get priority access to new BYD vehicles, the brand announced, as part of a new initiative during the cost of living crisis.
Kia EV6 GT review: Update for rapid electric SUV makes it even better… for a price
Kia’s barnstormer EV6 GT gained more range, improved ride and handling, and more range with its recent update. It’s very quick, but what else?
Geelong oil refinery on fire, likely affecting petrol and diesel supplies for ‘weeks at a minimum’
One of Australia’s only two remaining oil refineries was on fire overnight with what authorities said was a ‘not under control’ fire being investigated.
Used and repairable EV sales surging thanks to fuel crisis
The fuel crisis caused by the latest Middle East conflict has not only bought significant new electric vehicle sales… but also for used and damaged but repairable EVs as well, new stats show.
Chery Tiggo 8 Super Hybrid Ultimate review: How does its 1200km range claim measure up?
There was only one way to test Chery’s claim its Super Hybrid system will deliver 1200km of driving range: roadtrip!
Pricing confirmed for new flagship Toyota bZ4X Touring electric SUV
New range-topping Toyota bZ4X Touring brings increased boot space and promises 0-100km/h in 4.4 seconds and 488km of driving range.
Tesla Full-Self Driving approved by first European country
The Netherlands is the first European country to approve the Tesla autonomous driving tech, with more countries expected to follow.
Nissan seeks salvation in fewer models, hybrids and AI tech
The brand has plotted a way off of its currently rocky path through a hybrid push, AI-driven vehicles and a smaller range as it targets profitability and global competitiveness.
Porsche unveils 911 GT3 S/C as open-top, manual-focused driver’s car
New convertible GT3 combines high-revving flat-six power with lightweight engineering and a two-seat layout aimed at pure driving engagement.
Nissan reveals next-generation X-Trail, Juke, and teases new Skyline
Key new Nissan models such as the X-Trail and Juke have been revealed, alongside teasers of the new Skyline and XTerra models.
Audi confirms price for performance-focused PHEV RS 5
Audi has confirmed local pricing for its new RS5, which debuts as the brand’s first high-performance plug-in hybrid, generating 470kW and 825Nm.
Chery expands Tiggo 9 range with new plug-in hybrid Elite model
The new Elite model now serves as the point of entry to the Chery Tiggo 9 line-up with fewer features but greater fuel efficiency.
TAG Heuer pushes deeper into dive watch territory with new Aquaracer 500
Limited-edition model adds 500m capability and lighter titanium construction to long-running line.
Denza Z9GT early review: New all-electric grand tourer makes bold first impression ahead of Australian launch
Tri-motor electric grand tourer prioritises comfort and technology over outright driver engagement, with local debut confirmed at recent Melbourne Motor Show.
Aussie state reveals plan to roll out more EV charging infrastructure
As the conflict in Iran continues, the NSW government has committed to making EV ownership easier than it has been, with expanded charging infrastructure in suburban Sydney and regional black spots.
Mercedes-Benz reveals updated flagship EQS electric sedan with 925km range, due in Australia later this year
Mercedes-Benz has given its flagship EQS electric sedan a refresh with more range, updated tech and a steer-by-wire system and steering yoke.
Fuel app to ‘name and shame’ most expensive servos as price scrutiny ramps up
Updated Service Victoria feature highlights highest-priced stations, giving motorists clearer visibility on fuel price disparities across suburbs.
Australia’s EV boom is in full swing – here are the top 10 cars people are buying
As fuel prices continue to surge amid the Middle East conflict, Australian new car buyers are gravitating to EVs in ever-increasing numbers.
Toyota GR86 GTS v Hyundai i30 N Premium: Affordable, sporty driving from two classics of the genre
It’s a question now five decades in the making. Traditional sports car or practical hot hatch? This month Wheels looks for the redline in two of the best to find the answer.
AI traffic cameras lead to surge in road fines across Australia
Automated enforcement technology is lifting fine revenue nationwide, with most offences now detected by cameras rather than police.
Porsche pursues clever hidden racing stripes to show which mode your car is in
Have you ever wanted your car’s paint to tell you its charge status? New patents from Porsche show it could be closer than you think.
Hyundai creates China-only IONIQ sub-brand with Venus and Earth concepts
New design direction, range-extender tech and localised development signal a major shift in Hyundai’s strategy for the world’s largest EV market.
From the Wheels Archive: We really hated the Holden Statesman!
Wheels’ Mel Nichols unloaded on the new HQ Holden Statesman de Ville in our December 1971 issue, barely able to find anything positive to say about it.
