Orix recognised as most innovative
Global fleet services provider ORIX has been recognised as one of Australasia's most innovative companies by the Australian Financial Review.
Teslas to go further
Tesla has made updates to the Model S and X - including a new drivetrain - that make the cars go further on the same size battery.
Could electric van be next as Leaf heads for Australia?
Nissan plans to release eight electric models by 2022, though it is unclear which of those we will see in this corner of the world.
Affordability does not mean a low sticker price – Nissan EV chief
By 2022 it wants to have sold one million electrified vehicles worldwide, and is rolling out the models to get it there. Between now and 2022 it will launch eight new pure electric models.
RAM Melbourne production to go 24 hours
The Melbourne production line that remanufactures RAM trucks to right hand drive for The Australian and New Zealand markets is set to run for longer in order to meet demand. The line will run 24 hours a day, five days a week from June 1.
AAA launch campaign listening to Australians
The Australian Automobile Association (AAA) launched a nationwide campaign that lets voters communicate directly with their local Federal Election candidates about road and transport issues.
Great Wall to unveil new ute in April
Great Wall has confirmed it will unveil its first all-new ute at the Shanghai Motor Show on April 16.
Volvo Cars named as one of the world’s most ethical companies in 2019
Volvo Cars has been recognised by the Ethisphere Institute, a global leader in defining and advancing the standards of ethical business practices, as a 2019 World’s Most Ethical Company. This is the third consecutive year that Volvo Cars has received this recognition.
Breaking: Tesla dealerships to close?
Tesla has announced plans to shift all sales worldwide to online only - putting the future of local dealerships in question. As part of the announcement of a new, cheaper Model 3 version today, the company announced the change.
AADA surprised by Royal Commission abolition of point of sale exemption
The Government’s decision to abolish the point of sale exemption for retail dealers providing car finance has come as a surprise to the new car industry.