All NewsPage 1141

Tesla has turned down the heat on its hottest Model S, although the death of the Plaid+ doesn't mean the US carmaker has gone soft.

The CarExpert team is back for another week of podcasting, looking at the topics that made car news over the past week.

Budget Chinese trayback comes in 4x2 and 4x4 starting at less than $20,000 drive-away, but stocks are clearing out.

It's the top-selling electric car in the land, and thoroughly deserves this title against price-point competitors from Hyundai, Kia, Mazda, Mini and Nissan.

The end of financial year is fast approaching, and there are plenty of reasons for business buyers to take the leap and buy that new car they've been looking for.

With more than 35,000 sales last month, Japan remains the most popular source of new cars in Australia, and the Big 6 Japanese brands make up the vast majority of this. But where did their badges come from?

Ahead of World Environment Day, Fiat has announced it will become an all-EV brand by 2030.

Jaguar Land Rover's SVO division covers everything from fettled, high-performance models to remanufactured classics.

Budget Euro brand Dacia appears incoming, though Renault Australia's new management says hurdles around pricing and ADRs remain.

With new products such as the GWM Ute, Haval H6, and Haval Jolion, this Chinese company's Australian operation is picking up steam.

Will the move to electric vehicles give brands like Genesis a more even playing field against the more established Germans?

But the company warns of a growing disconnect between EV and petrol or diesel drivers.

Genesis Australia is still working on a guaranteed future value plan to lock in resale values and give potential buyers some peace of mind.

Ford's new Maverick 'lifestyle ute' will offer turbocharged petrol engines plus a hybrid, but don't expect to see it here in Australia.

Australia is gearing up to legislate for the self-driving era, with the National Transport Commission getting ready to create a new regulatory body and laws... by 2026.

The Bugatti La Voiture Noire is a €11 million one-off homage to the 1930s Type 57 SC Atlantic from the 1930s.