Analysis for Australian automotive retail · Editorial standards
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21–40 of 50 storiesAutoTalk’s latest Australian market report says online search growth for established marques has kept pace with Chinese rivals, even as Chinese brands continue to climb the sales rankings.
Youi’s Project 3PM says 3pm is the riskiest hour on Australian roads, based on its claims data and a national driver survey.
Skoda Australia says connected services remain unavailable locally, but the brand says it is getting closer and still expects to update customers later in 2026.
Geely has confirmed the Emgrand L EM-i plug-in hybrid sedan for Australia, with multiple reports pointing to a first-half 2027 on-sale window.
Forthing has publicly argued that extended-range electric vehicles suit Australia, as the Chinese brand expands its local line-up around the Taikon 5.
Reported remarks from Leapmotor point to an early-2027 C10 evolution with new hardware and software, but Australia has not been confirmed as part of the rollout.
MG has confirmed Australia as the first market for its MGU9 electric ute, with reported towing, payload and range figures now circulating, though local pricing and on-sale timing are still unconfirmed.
MSI has brought its Eco Series EV charger range to Australia, with local coverage pointing to up to 22 kW AC charging, app control and solar-ready functions, although key local pricing and availability details remain unconfirmed.
Scania has announced a battery-electric long-haul truck configuration claiming up to 720 km of range, but the package is framed for European operations and Australian timing or specification is not confirmed.
Chasing Cars’ long-term Kia Tasman review keeps the ute in Australian focus, but the material points to an established model rather than a new market event.
McLaren has confirmed a performance SUV under a £500 million UK investment plan, days after Eagers Automotive moved to take a 50 per cent stake in Zagame Automotive Group.
Australian reporting has put fresh local prices and specs on the new-generation BMW X5, with two launch grades identified for Australia and Q4 2026 timing cited for arrival.
Jaguar Land Rover and Stellantis have signed a non-binding deal exploring Defender-related opportunities in North America, with reports pointing to a US-built pickup that has not been formally confirmed for Australia.
Carsales has updated its Australian tradie-vehicle buyer’s guide, but the supplied evidence only confirms the article’s date, dual-cab focus and editorial nature — not prices, rankings or market effects.
AEVA has been reported backing a universal road-user charge across all vehicles, but there is no confirmed Australian government adoption of the idea.
Carsales’ family-SUV guide is a consumer editorial list for Australian shoppers, but the evidence does not show it is a market ranking or an official industry result.
The latest from automotive publishers, collected by ADME. Follow each headline to its original source.
Drive says it is now Australia's second-largest automotive marketplace by dealer listings with 85,000-plus dealer vehicles, taking a dealer-only position as carsales widens.
Bentley's first-ever electric vehicle will be revealed on September 23, touted as the marque's most powerful and quickest-accelerating production car in its history.
The state grew 5.1% in August. The single largest contributor was a car the industry's standard sales report doesn't count.
Toyota’s flagship truck is here and ready to work hard, and play harder. Are you ready for it?
Safety, driver comfort and ease of operation are proving just as important in specialist transport as they are in large commercial fleets, with amateur show jumper Peter Carcary choosing an IVECO…
The iconic German firm will slash 50,000 jobs and make far fewer models, but it still faces major tests amid fierce competition from Chinese car makers.
If you need a capable ute but don’t want to pay record-high diesel prices, then Chinese commercial vehicle brand JAC
Part two of our forever cars series looks at another batch of vehicles worth holding onto for good, with several picked from suggestions left on part one. We get into reliability, running costs and…
The 911 Challenge is effectively a 2026 Porsche 911 GT3 road car with a rollcage, but it won't be offered to Australian buyers.
The hybrid-only Nissan Qashqai small SUV range has lost some features, while prices are up incrementally.
Skoda is edging closer to launching factory-backed connected services in Australia, but has ruled out a 2026 debut.
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