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Ferrari Luce reaction: Share price tumbles as first EV revealed, former CEO labels it ‘destruction of a legend’
Ferrari’s legacy for producing high-powered sports cars came into question yesterday, with the brand’s first-ever electric vehicle sending stock prices into retreat and its former chairman criticising the new vehicle.
Ford Australia: ‘We offer something our rivals don’t’
Ford says its century-long Australian presence and local investment will help defend Ranger and Everest sales against growing competition from Chinese automotive brands.
Lotus Emira 420 Sport: Lower, lighter, more powerful sports car revealed for more ‘traditional’ customers
Lotus has given its only current combustion engine model the authentic Lotus treatment, with a new addition to the Emira range that boosts power, reduces weight, and fine-tunes handling.
LDV eDeliver 5: Fully electric van lands in Australia
The electric van segment gets another entrant with order books open for the new LDV eDeliver 5, available in three models – SWB low roof, LWB low roof and LWB high roof. It features vehicle-to-load capability and has a payload between 1200kg and 1265kg.
BYD Shark 6 review: Two new variants bring more power and capability
BYD’s Shark 6 has been a sales phenomenon in the Australian new car market. Less than two short years since launch, the manufacturer’s first dual-cab has sold more than 24,000 units in this dual-cab hungry market.
Lexus Australia welcomes competition from China but won’t engage in a ‘race to the bottom’
Lexus Australia’s boss welcomes Chinese challenger brands that are increasingly flexing their luxury car muscle.
Lexus targets modest EV growth with two new models
Lexus expects updated RZ pricing and new ES EV sedan to boost modest electric vehicle growth as hybrids continue dominating the brand’s Australian sales mix.
Ferrari reveals first-ever electric car with 1035hp Luce grand tourer
Four-door EV introduces new design language, four-motor drivetrain and tactile cabin as Ferrari enters the electric era.
Australia’s most EV-friendly cities named in new study
Research ranks capital cities on charging access, ownership rates and charging costs as electric vehicle uptake continues to accelerate nationwide.
MG launches MGS6 EV electric SUV with plus-500km range
New mid-size electric SUV arrives with up to 530km claimed range, dual-motor AWD option and family-focused practicality.
Hatchback Hit-Out: Mazda 3 v Kia K4 v Volkswagen Golf
The small car battle has raged in this country ever since Australians first questioned whether a big country was the place for such a vehicle. Wheels puts three of the frontrunners head-to-head…
Six-cylinder heroes: The top 10 Aussie ‘big sixes’
From turbocharged Falcons to supercharged Toyotas, these overlooked Australian six-cylinder heroes proved V8s were not the only local performance legends ever built for enthusiasts.
Fuel excise cut unlikely to continue beyond June as global supply fears persist
Energy minister Chris Bowen says temporary petrol tax relief was designed as a short-term measure despite ongoing concerns over fuel supply pressures and global instability.
The Wheels Interview: Jeremy Clarkson, on cars, cows and whether he misses The Grand Tour
From Top Gear to The Grand Tour and Clarkson’s Farm, the famously acerbic presenter, columnist and writer has lost none of his bluster. He spoke with Steve Cropley and Matt Prior for Autocar and My Week In Cars about modern and classic cars, his rollercoaster career and why he couldn’t love Porsche.
Plug-in hybrids: Range claims tested for 15 of the best on the market
Plug-in hybrid vehicles are growing in popularity in Australia, and while they don’t suit all buyers, they make a lot of sense for those seeking more fuel efficiency. Here we compare the claimed electric driving range of 15 popular models versus what we discovered in testing, as well as a brief overview of each model.
From the Wheels Archive: Turbo Commodore upstages Brock’s HDT as Australia’s fastest car
Peter Brock’s HDT VC Commodore meets the Garrett Turbo Six for a showdown of the hotshoe Holdens.
Nissan to open Australia’s first NISMO Performance Centre in 2026
Victorian facility will offer GT-R restoration support, factory-trained technicians and direct links to Japan’s NISMO Omori Factory.
Volkswagen leaves door open to bring smaller, more affordable electric cars to Australia
Australia has so far missed out on smaller electric Volkswagen products, but that could change in the future if demand is there and charging infrastructure improves.
EOFY offers 2026: Deals from Kia, BYD, BMW, Toyota, Mazda, MG and more – updated
It’s approaching the end of the 2026 financial year, which means that car manufacturers are sharpening their pencils. Here are the best EOFY offers.
Stellantis announces new multi-energy platform to underpin over 30 new models
A new modular platform is set to become the basis of a major model offensive as Stellantis – owner of brands such as Jeep, Peugeot, Fiat, Ala Romeo, Citroen, RAM, Maserati and more – looks to cut costs and grow sales globally as part of its new five-year business plan.
EV roadblocks soften as market share increases… but more people would prefer to stick to petrol – report
The latest study into Australian attitudes towards EV ownership shows mixed results, with cost and range anxiety easier to swallow, but preferences for petrol on the increase.
Upgraded Toyota GR Yaris is coming with an even stronger motorsport focus
Toyota has a range of running changes to the rally-inspired GR Yaris set for an Australian arrival in June.
BYD boss: We’ll focus on regional Australia next to maintain growth
The boss of BYD Australia told WhichCar by Wheels that the key to further success is a strengthening of ties with regional Australia – and that doesn’t just mean new vehicle sales.
BYD Australia boss says more variants of Shark 6 coming
Different versions of the popular dual-cab are on the table for Australia, BYD Australia boss Stephen Collins told WhichCar by Wheels at the launch of the new Shark 6.
