The tipping point has tipped
China has overtaken Japan as Australia’s number one source of new vehicles for the first time.
Look across the ditch
Australia’s Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries is urging Canberra to maintain demand-side incentives for electric vehicles, warning that supply-side regulation alone won’t deliver the transition.
Geely Holding targets top-five global ranking by 2030
Geely Holding Group is targeting global sales of more than 6.5 million vehicles and revenues exceeding 1 trillion RMB (AU$203b) by 2030 as it aims to break into the top five global automakers.
AutoTalk Australia’s most-read stories of 2025
At the end of every year, the numbers tell their own story.
Car dealers face privacy policy scrutiny in 2026 compliance sweep Car dealers face privacy policy scrutiny in 2026 compliance sweep
Car dealerships and rental companies will be among the first businesses scrutinised under Australia's inaugural privacy compliance sweep, set to begin in January 2026.
AutoTalk 2025: M&A surges and leadership shifts define 2025
It’s been a year of massive transition for the Australian automotive sector.
Why the AADA review matters
The Australian Automotive Dealer Association’s decision to launch a wide review of how the Australian Consumer Law functions in the car retail sector is unlikely to surprise many dealers.
Things are moving fast!
The November issue of AutoTalk Australia brings together a mix of new services, leadership moves and shifting market conditions that show just how fast the industry is evolving.
Eagers takes Australian know-how to North America
Eagers Automotive’s billion-dollar move into Canada is much more than a bold international expansion — it’s a demonstration of how Australia’s largest dealer group has quietly built the skill set global markets now value
Tesla preparing to launch ‘Full Self-Driving’ in Australia
Tesla is preparing to introduce next-level driver-assist technology to Australia, with the launch of Full Self-Driving (Supervised) (FSD-S). While the company has not confirmed an exact date, Australia and New Zealand are set to be among the first right-hand-drive markets to receive the system.